Waiting for COVID-19 variants
Few cases of the variants have shown up in Arizona.
News roundup: Economic relief for Arizonans in pandemic, vaccine sites increase capacity
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Feb. 12.
Arizona Supreme Court judge retiring
The Court’s presiding disciplinary judge William J. O’Neil will step down later this year
Arizona reports 2,426 additional COVID-19 cases, 172 deaths
Case numbers continue to slow, but health experts caution diligence.
Tucson invests for pension payments
The city is trying to get rid of a long-term, billion-dollar debt.
Rural counties making strides with COVID-19 vaccines
Many rural counties are leading the state in vaccination rates.
"Gloria: A Life" celebrates Gloria Steinem and a sisterhood of hope.
Also on Arizona Spotlight: musician and activist Reymon Murphy shares his soul with Tucson; and Chris Dashiell recommends standout shorts from the "What's Up Docs?" online film festival.
A look at economic help for Arizonans one year into the pandemic
Despite federal and state aid, many Arizonans are still at risk of going hungry or losing their homes.
No positive COVID-19 tests at UA
The university has had a positivity rate below 1% for weeks.
News roundup: State plans for UA vaccine site expansion, lawsuit revisits Border Patrol shooting
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Feb. 11.
Fort Yuma Quechan Tribal Council member dies after getting COVID-19
Claudette White was new to the council but had a legal history in tribal courts as a judge.
UA vaccine site to be expanded
State, county officials differ over vaccine source.
TUSD eyes March reopening
Students could enroll in remote, in-person or hybrid instruction based on grade level
Nearly 200 organizations ask Biden to save Oak Flat
A letter calls on the Biden Administration to stop the land transfer of the religious site to Resolution Copper, among other things.
Judge refuses to block Arizona's new education tax
Ruling rejects constitutional challenge to Prop. 208
