Pima County attorney on 24 years in office, transitioning leadership
Barbara LaWall was the first woman to be elected to the role in 1996.
Are schools liable in the event of a COVID-19 outbreak?
UA law professor Tara Sklar explains how vulnerable schools could be to legal challenges.
Vail superintendent on reopening safely during the pandemic
The district says it will adhere to guidelines put out by the state and county.
Arizona construction contracts on the rise despite pandemic
Contracting revenue is up 20% from last year.
A look at Vail teacher’s first day of school in virtual environment
Arizona 360 visited a fifth grade classroom at Mesquite Elementary.
Online learning, flying during the pandemic, OSIRIS-REx update
Plus, a discussion with outgoing Pima County Attorney Barbara LaWall.
Arizona Illustrated Episode 637
An Arizona Illustrated monsoon special.
Episode 245: How investigating wastewater can help solve the COVID-19 crisis
Scientists are searching for evidence of the coronavirus everywhere, including sewage treatment plants.
OSIRIS-REx completes successful rehearsal above asteroid's surface
The mission is scheduled to collect a sample of material from the asteroid Bennu in October.
News roundup: A closer look at PPP loans in AZ, experts say asylum change wouldn't protect public health
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Aug. 13.
UA President Robbins optimistic about university COVID-19 test results
In a media briefing, Robbins also defended the UA's purchase of for-profit Ashford University.
As Congress stalls on another stimulus bill, a look back at the last round of federal aid
Many businesses have struggled since the start of the pandemic, but federal funds have helped some.
Nearly 20,000 Arizona businesses received federal PPP loans
Construction and health care companies were some of the biggest beneficiaries.
Sonoran capital Hermosillo further loosens COVID-19 restrictions
The city is lifting a curfew on vehicle travel and allowing many nonessential businesses to reopen at reduced capacity.
Improving Arizona COVID-19 trends could drive testing declines, complacency
Experts say states need higher testing rates to gauge and improve COVID-19 responses.
