News roundup: Vaccine shortage threatens Pima County, local curfew paused by courts
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Jan. 21.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers weighs its authority over Rosemont Mine
The corps said it would consult with local tribes before making the decision, then it rescinded the invite.
Arizona schools chief on concerns as pandemic disruptions endure
State Supt. Kathy Hoffman says about 65,000 fewer students are enrolled in public schools than normal.
Understanding the state’s role in Arizona COVID vaccine distribution
A discussion with Arizona Dept. of Health Services Director Dr. Cara Christ.
Efforts to expand COVID vaccine access in Pima County
Tony Paniagua reports on where new sites are popping up.
Expanding vaccinations, education priorities, political unity
Plus, hearing from new Pima County Supervisor Matt Heinz.
Arizona reports nearly 9,400 more virus cases, 244 deaths
State continues to have worst diagnosis rate in the country
Rep. Grijalva to introduce new COVID-19 relief bill for border businesses
The Southern Arizona congressman says issues in border communities have worsened during the pandemic
Pima County curfew on hold
A judge put the 10:00 p.m. curfew on hold, for now.
Vaccinations of TUSD staff gets underway
Tucson's largest school district hopes to vaccinate all staff in 8-10 weeks
Legislature looks at voter roll maintenance
Republicans want to change how the rolls are checked.
Pima County faces COVID-19 vaccine shortage
Officials say there is about a week’s worth of vaccine left.
News roundup: COVID hits farm workers hard, county administrator gets new contract
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Jan. 20.
Arizona measure would expand tax funds for private schools
Proposed law seeks to expand programs to aid private and religious schools with public money.
Forecasters: Rain, snow on tap for drought-weary Southwest
Drought stricken region badly needs the moisture
