November 7 recap: Tucson news you may have missed today
Thursday's news: What you missed while you were at work.
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Democratic challenger Kirsten Engel is up by 209 votes over Republican U.S. Rep. Juan Ciscomani as counties continue to tally votes.ย
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The Wildcats cruise in a pre-Big 12 season win over Tarleton State, 62-39, November 7, 2024, Tucson, Ariz.
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Leads have grown, shrunk and flipped as officials continue counting votes here in Pima County and southern Arizona.
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The Indoor Football League championship at Tucson Arena for the next three years is "our chance to show off Tucson."ย
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The University of Arizona's Students for Justice in Palestine organized its first major pro-Palestine rally 12 noon Thursday near the university's Old Main building. A crowd of about 100 people gathered waving Palestine flags, holding signs and chanting slogans, while marching around Old Main.
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A man accused of shooting his 9-month-old baby to death in Tucson remains hospitalized with a self-inflicted gunshot wound, a judge was told T…
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HS football players of the week: Flowing Wells' Jayden Simmons, Benicio Ruiz run wild against NogalesFlowing Wells juniors Jayden Simmons and Benicio Ruiz โ named after actor Benicio Del Toro โ are the Star's high school football co-players of the week after their dominant rushing performances against Nogales.ย
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But two of three Democratic candidates for the three ACC seats being contested say they're not ready to concede because more than 900,000 votes are still uncounted.
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Part II of Star columnist Greg Hansen's Guide to the 2024-25 college basketball season: Arizona men say goodbye to cosy Pac-12, and hello to unfriendly, often-hostile Big 12 venues
