Winter storm could be 'most significant' of the season
Summerhaven sees 14 inches of snow, while an average two-tenths of rain fell on the Tucson Metro area Monday.
Arizona begins second year of COVID-19
Arizona’s first case of the virus was reported a year ago.
UA increasing rate of vaccine rollout
Up to 800 people a day could get vaccinated at the university this week.
Escaped inmates still on the run
The inmates escaped from a prison in Florence on Saturday.
News roundup: Vaccinations ramp up in Pima County, more doses needed, winter storm brings rain and snow
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Jan. 25.
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.
Frontline: Trump's American Carnage
Tuesday at 10 p.m. on PBS 6
Arizona reports 7,217 new COVID-19 cases and 68 more deaths
State again leads the nation in weekly COVID-19 infection rate
TANGO
While most international aid groups work from headquarters in DC, Nairobi or London, Tucson's own TANGO is involved in projects all over the world - from their offices on South Stone Avenue.
Jewish Mysticism
Enter the world of Jewish mysticism with Rabbi Sandy Seltzer.
Muralists on Murals – Allison Miller
Tucson Muralists share what their three favorite murals in town are. First up Allison Miller of Alley Cat Murals.
Gov. Ducey says he will not run for senate seat in 2022
Many had expected him to challenge for Mark Kelly's seat two years from now
Language barriers, wariness make vaccinating immigrants hard
Poor communication, misinformation and lack of trust create fear and uncertainty
Education notebook: Campaign to vaccinate educators underway, school reopenings remain uncertain
A look back at this week's education stories in Southern Arizona and the state.
Arizona, 15th state with legal pot, begins recreational sales
State issues initial 86 licenses in 9 counties
