UArizona professors help discover oldest Mayan ruins known to man
When adventurers think of some of the most famous Mayan ruins known to man, some of the temples that may come to mind are Chichinitza, Palenque,…
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New safety measures in place at Desert Diamond Casinos, reopens Friday
Desert Diamond will be reopening its doors at 1 p.m. Friday in all four properties.…
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UArizona’s Coach Sean Miller discusses how his team has been dealing with COVID-19
UArizona’s Coach Sean Miller discusses how team has been dealing with…
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Tucson restaurants fear statewide curfew will affect business
With a statewide curfew in effect, many are afraid their businesses will be…
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Junior Golf Championship begins in Tucson despite COVID-19
Gov. Doug Ducey classified businesses, including golf courses, as “essential” during the coronavirus…
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With COVID-19 more Tucsonans taking up fishing, outdoor activities
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, more Tucsonans are avoiding crowded venues.…
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Summer Camps in Tucson open with coronavirus restrictions
Despite coronavirus cases still popping up, kids are gearing up for summer camp in the Tucson area.…
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AZGFD recovers 53 nails purposely planted to harm hikers, off-road vehicles in Santa Catalinas
The Arizona Game & Fish Department has asked for the public’s help to find the person who purposely planted 53 roofing nails from the Canada Del…
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Red Nose Day raises money for Boys & Girls Club of Tucson
Children living in poverty who needed help before the coronavirus pandemic need help now more than ever.…
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Coronavirus aftermath: Olympic softball player returns to U of A team
Arizona senior catcher Dejah Mulipola left the Wildcat softball team to pursue her dream of winning an Olympic medal with Team…
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