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Brett Yormark faces his toughest challenge yet after a judge allowed Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby to play despite an NCAA gambling ban, sparking outrage across the Big 12.
Everybody’s cooling off at Summer Safari Nights at Reid Park Zoo, June 6, 2026, Tucson, Ariz. Runs weekly, except for the Fourth of July, thro…
Big 12 quarterback depth takes center stage as Texas Tech claims the top spot, Arizona leans on Noah Fifita and several contenders prepare for a pivotal 2026 season.
University of Arizona officials did not say how many jobs will be cut; two sources said they were told 28 employees are being laid off as of Aug. 7.
In our continuing quest to round up Tucson’s greatest treats and cost-friendly finds, I ventured over to Sonoran House’s newest location in th…
Three online content creators who’ve streamed from the Catalina Foothills neighborhood where Nancy Guthrie disappeared are facing charges of public nuisance charges, the Pima County Sheriff’s Department said.
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs and Republican legislative leaders have reached a deal on a nearly $18.3 billion state budget after months of negotiations. The proposal includes federal tax conformity measures, funding for school meals and senior services, changes to Medicaid eligibility reviews, and a temporary pause on new data center tax incentives.
For Star subscribers: The city of South Tucson sued the new owner of the Spanish Trail Motel, an eyesore along I-10, surprising him amid talks. That whole, blighted stretch deserves a new vision.
A resolution by Tucson Democrats accuses Rep. Alma Hernandez of a “departure from the Democratic Party platform.”
Greg Hansen’s notebook: Arizona Athletics set a record by raising $46 million from donors (breaking the previous record of $41 million in 2022), plus $87.7 million in corporate sponsorships.
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