Arizona reports 3,109 new COVID-19 cases, 53 deaths
Head of county health department says rising case numbers, especially among young people, are troubling.
Super-thin panels could change solar industry
UA researcher exploring impact of panels made from perovskite.
Arizona county seeks reimbursement for new voting machines
Maricopa County demands state Senate pay $2.8M to cover the costs of replacing vote-counting machines used in Legislature's election review.
Banner ICUs filling, but not with COVID patients
Patients who waited through the pandemic are finally going to the hospital.
Education secretary warns Arizona over mask law
Secretary says blocking school districts from requiring masks may violate the terms of federal funding.
Tucson police union challenges city’s vaccine requirement
The Tucson Police Officers Association alleges the policy breaches its labor contract.
Mexican official: Border restrictions unlikely to ease over ‘short term’
Foreign secretary throws cold water on the prospect of northbound border crossing restrictions easing soon.
Arizona initiative would require ID with mail ballots
Conservative groups and Republican lawmakers say they will ask voters to approve a voter-identification requirement for mail-in ballots.
Ducey offers grants to schools that don't require masks
Announcement comes as COVID-19 cases rise and a growing number of schools require masks.
More Tucson area school districts will require masks
Amphitheater, Catalina Foothills change policies after Phoenix court ruling.
Incoming Sonoran governor proposes bigger state role in violence hotspots
Alfonso Durazo promises to significantly increase the number of state police in Sonora.
Ducey, local governments continue to spar over mandates
Tucson, Pima County, UA leaders all push back.
Judge: School district can keep mask rule, at least for now
New state law barring mask mandates in schools doesn’t take effect until Sept. 29, judge says.
Arizona reports 2,400 new COVID-19 cases but no new deaths
Hospitalizations in the state related to COVID-19 have nearly tripled since the end of May.
Arizona faces cut in water supplies as shortage is declared on Colorado River
Arizona will lose 18% of its share of Colorado River water next year, with cuts falling largely on farmers.
