Tracking the speed of mail as the election nears
The pandemic-driven rise in voting by mail has raised questions about the ability of the U.S. Postal Service to handle ballots.
News roundup: Pima County Sheriff's candidates debate, understanding protections for Arizona’s waterways
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, September 25
Campaign Legal Center to represent Pascua Yaqui Tribe in early voting site dispute with county
The tribe is taking the next step to get the Pima County Recorder's Office to reinstate an early voting site it closed in 2018.
COVID-19 testing down at the University of Arizona
Tests were below 1,000 a day for three days.
After Clean Water Act change, uncertainty reigns over water protections
The Trump administration's revision of which waterways are protected creates regulatory uncertainty, especially in arid places.
Fall football will be played in the PAC-12 after all
Conference reverses its earlier decision to cancel the season due to COVID-19
Swedish medical wire manufacturer announces Tucson expansion
The move will add 20 local jobs when the expansion is complete.
State to invest additional $14 million in universities for COVID-19 efforts
Arizona will give additional funding to help with testing, research, contact tracing and other projects.
News roundup: State to invest millions in universities for COVID-19 efforts, OSIRIS-REx mission approaches critical moment
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, September 24
Fake news a growing threat in 2020
A UA researcher is updating a study that detailed deceptive tactics in the 2016 election cycle.
Pima County Sheriff candidates face off in AZPM debate
In the debate, each candidate made their case for why he should be reelected to the role of sheriff.
News roundup: AZ unemployment on the rise, Ducey says state will celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, September 23
AZ unemployment claims continue to grow
The number of people receiving unemployment benefits in Arizona grew by 30,000.
Scottsdale mayor lifts mask mandate
Two Arizona health care providers oppose the move.
Governor says Indigenous Peoples' Day to be celebrated in 2020
Gov. Doug Ducey signed a proclamation recognizing the 'historic injustices suffered by Indigenous people.'
