HungerWalk 2026 supports a hunger-free Southern Arizona
HungerWalk 2026 on Sept. 12 invites teams and individuals to walk in Tucson or Green Valley, raise funds, and support hunger relief in Southern Arizona.
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College Football Playoff expansion: Is a 24-team field right for the Group of Six?
A 24-team College Football Playoff could offer Group of Six teams more access, but expansion may also widen revenue gaps and reduce valuable nonconference opportunities.
VIDEO: Arizona receiver Rodney Gallagher III says Noah Fifita steered him to the Wildcats
The ultimate deciding factor in choosing to play at Arizona for West Virginia transfer receiver Rodney Gallagher III? Noah Fifita. (Video via Arizona Athletics)
Tucson 8th grader places third at Invention Convention
A Sonoran Science Academy 8th grader placed third nationally for a solar cooling invention.
JTED program fast-tracks local grads toward Raytheon careers
Ten southern Arizona JTED graduates earned an interview with Raytheon through a fast-track career program.
TUSD blue collar workers gain modest wins
Tucson Unified School District’s blue-collar union secured significant improvements in its new contract.
Arizona Daily Star on this date: August 9
Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and the Blind has started at its new campus in Oro Valley on the former Copper Creek Elementary site.
Struggling Arizona charter operators to remain open under agreement
Two financially struggling Arizona charter school networks will remain open after state regulators approved agreements aimed at avoiding charter revocation.
Severe Thunderstorm Warning until SUN 10:00 PM MST
Severe Thunderstorm Warning in Effect Until 10 PM MST for East Central Pima County
Arizona football training camp notes, practice 4: Noah Fifita throws interception to brother Dash Fifita
It finally happened. Younger bro got the best of big bro, even if it was only for one play.
Colorado River tribes say feds left them out of final shortage talks
Horseshoe Bend of the Colorado River is seen in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
Arizona high school leaders aim to stay ahead of sports betting
Sports betting’s rapid growth is prompting Arizona high school sports officials to warn athletes and families about gambling risks, game integrity and online access.
ASDB starts at new Oro Valley campus
Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and the Blind has started at its new campus in Oro Valley on the former Copper Creek Elementary site.
Tre Smith is ‘the best representation of Arizona football’
After missing most of last season with a shoulder injury, Tre Smith — aka Mr. Redline — is back to lead Arizona’s defensive line.
Rodney Gallagher III ‘a great fit’ for Arizona’s offense
West Virginia transfer Rodney Gallagher III “is a professional” and “a great fit” for Arizona at slot receiver and special teams. Gallagher “really pushes” Giovanni Richardson.
Karla Toledo, Tucson DACA recipient who was recently detained by ICE speaks during a small ICE OUT protest...
Karla Toledo, Tucson DACA recipient who was recently detained by ICE speaks during a small ICE OUT protest at Armory Park on Saturday, July 18, 2026. Video by Grace Trejo,
Tucson's Top Stories: July 19
Nine people were shot in downtown Tucson Sunday when a confrontation between two groups broke out. A suspect, who was shot by a responding officer, is now in custody.
Arizona Daily Star on this date: July 19
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Correction
In a Letter to the Editor published on A7 on Saturday, July 18, a writer erroneously claimed that Donald Trump did not win the popular vote in the 2024 election.
Protect College Sports Act: How the bill could impact conference realignment, media rights
The Protect College Sports Act could reshape conference realignment, media rights and college football, but opposition from the Big Ten and SEC threatens its path through Congress.
Trump ally seeks makeover ahead of critical Arizona governor's race
Andy Biggs is softening his hard-right image and highlighting bipartisan work as he courts Arizona independents ahead of a likely fall matchup with Gov. Katie Hobbs.
Family mourns Glendale woman's death: 'He took her away from us'
The family of Arianna Jones, whose body was found in a shallow desert grave days after a first date, is calling for the death penalty if the suspect is convicted.
Arizona's oldest market has been open 118 years
Long before Arizona became a state, one small market was already serving the community. Here
Tanque Verde schools maintains lower absenteeism rates than state average
Tanque Verde Unified School District’s chronic absenteeism rates have consistently remained lower than the state average.