March 31 recap: Tucson news you may have missed today
Get a recap of Tuesday's local news stories from Arizona Daily Star.
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Increased police presence and traffic control will be in effect in Tucson Saturday for Arizona's Final Four game vs. Michigan near the University of Arizona and in downtown.
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Tracking player movement into and out of the Arizona women's basketball program as the start of the 2026 transfer-portal cycle approaches.
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Will Arizona get more serious about water conservation, or return to depending on groundwater pumping? Experts weigh in.
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Tim Steller's column: Marana should stop ignoring ICE detention concernsFor Star subscribers: The planned new immigration detention center in Marana demands an active response from town officials. It's indefensible to go along and ignore the abuses at these ICE centers.
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Arizona women's basketball player Montaya Dew, a former top-10 recruit, announced her medical retirement Tuesday. She suffered two major knee injuries during her time as a Wildcat.
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President Donald Trump is set to return to Arizona this month for an event with Turning Point USA and Turning Point Action.
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The Roadrunners' playoff hopes hinge on a tough road trip, starting with a San Diego showdown, as they trail by one point for the last playoff spot.
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The Wildcats erase a halftime deficit to drop the Boilermakers and head to the Final Four, winning the West Regional 79-64, San Jose, Calif., …
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Greg Hansen's Notebook: Pima College's championship women's basketball coach Todd Holthaus deserves a spot in the ACCAC Hall of Fame.
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Arizona men's basketball's five-star class of 2026 guard is excited to join the Wildcats next year, saying he envisions himself being in the same Final Four position next season.
