UA expands COVID-19 antibody testing to more groups
Hospital workers, first responders and some state employees are eligible to see if they have COVID-19 antibodies.
Australia’s First 4 Billion Years: Life Explodes
WEDNESDAY at 9
Daily News Roundup
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, June 9.
Tucson City Council to revisit ordinance on recording police
Members of the council said they'll be looking for more feedback on the ordinance, which garnered a wave of attention on social media.
Signs suggest Arizona could fare better than expected in recession, UA economist says
Sales tax revenue for the state is not so low as feared.
Pascua Yaqui Tribe appoints new leadership
The council appointed Peter S. Yucupicio to his fourth term as the head of the tribe.
Drone flights cost firefighters time in north Tucson mountain blaze
Drone operators could face prison time and fines if they are caught interfering with airborne crews.
AMERICAN MASTERS: Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am
TUESDAY at 8
PBS LearningMedia Summer Learning Collection
This collection of videos and activities encourages students in grades PreK-12 to spend the summer asking questions, spinning stories, and exploring all the ways that learning can be fun.
Arizona Democrats among those backing sweeping police reform bill
The bill would ban the use of chokeholds and make it easier to hold officers accountable.
Arizona weekly unemployment continues to rise
More than 100,000 people filed first-time unemployment claims
Grantchester Season 5: Episode Two
SUNDAY AT 9
Border wall construction results in 'loss of trust' from community
While many locals are disturbed by the actual construction, they say being ignored in the process has been equally frustrating.
Arizona secretary of state calls for removal of confederate monument near Capitol
The move comes as the nation struggles with race relations.
The Victim Episode 2
FRIDAY at 9
