September 17 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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Tim Steller's column: 'Report, don't repost' threats about Tucson-area schoolsTucsonans are justified in worrying about online threats to schools, but passing them around as if real is causing undue disruption and anxiety. We can be better internet users.Β
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Arizonaβs pass game has lacked timing and rhythm in 2024. Why have Noah Fifita & Co. been less effective? We peek under the hood in the latest βCats Stats.β
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Two lawsuits are expected to be filed today asking the Arizona Supreme Court to decide if nearly 100,000 Arizona voters will be able to cast a ballot.
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At least three Tucson schoolchildren have been arrested this weekΒ as police crack down on a social media trend of targeting schools with threats of violence against students and staff.
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Southwest Gas customers in Tucson and across Arizona will see some bill relief this winter, as the utility drops a surcharge for excess wholesale gas costs.
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The Pima County Sheriff's Department said now that they know the name of the man killed in Tucson in 2012, they're hoping to find people who knew him.
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The first-term state senator was in a Tucson courtroom Tuesday morning to plead not guilty in a misdemeanor speeding stop in March near the University of Arizona campus.
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For Star subscribers: The last A-10 Thunderbolt II combat squadron has been retired at Tucsonβs Davis-Monthan Air Force Base amid a shift to a new special-operations mission.
