Border town ‘fed up’ as ban on nonessential travel extended yet again
8/25/2021 - WASHINGTON – Nogales Mayor Arturo Garino said he is “fed up” with the federal government’s Expand
8/25/2021 - WASHINGTON – Nogales Mayor Arturo Garino said he is “fed up” with the federal government’s COVID-19 ban on nonessential border crossings, which has been extended for another month, further crippling local businesses that rely on cross-border customers. … Collapse
Surge in COVID-19 puts state on pace to hit 1 million cases next week
8/24/2021 - WASHINGTON – Arizona is on pace to record its 1 millionth COVID-19 infection within the next week, Expand
8/24/2021 - WASHINGTON – Arizona is on pace to record its 1 millionth COVID-19 infection within the next week, and health experts fear that kids in schools and the looming Labor Day holiday will only make matters worse.… Collapse
Home ice: Where will the Coyotes play going forward? - Phoenix Business Journal
8/22/2021 - Home ice: Where will the Coyotes play going forward? Phoenix Business Journal
Renowned autism speaker heads to Tucson
8/19/2021 - We Rock the Spectrum Tucson is hosting autism activist and award-winning producer Marcus Boyd for Expand
8/19/2021 - We Rock the Spectrum Tucson is hosting autism activist and award-winning producer Marcus Boyd for a discussion on his experience navigating the world with an autism diagnosis.… Collapse
Two Arizona doctors to pay big money in opioid prescription case - Phoenix Business Journal - Phoenix Business Journal
8/19/2021 - Two Arizona doctors to pay big money in opioid prescription case - Phoenix Business Expand
8/19/2021 - Two Arizona doctors to pay big money in opioid prescription case - Phoenix Business Journal Phoenix Business Journal Collapse
In the Spotlight: UA announces return to live theatre for upcoming season
8/19/2021 - Students from the university of Arizona's School of Theatre, Film & Television are finally Expand
8/19/2021 - Students from the university of Arizona's School of Theatre, Film & Television are finally returning to the stage for in-person performances this October. The School of Theatre, Film & Television recently announced its 2021 & 2022 season, which will comprise four shows produced by the Arizona Repertory Theatre and two productions by the student-devised Next Performance Collective, including a brand new festival.… Collapse
City Week: Weekly Picks
8/19/2021 - Editor's Note: While we are delighted to see Tucsonans once again gathering for fun events, we are Expand
8/19/2021 - Editor's Note: While we are delighted to see Tucsonans once again gathering for fun events, we are also aware that the new Delta variant is circulating and case counts in Arizona are on the rise. Please consider getting vaccinated against COVID if you haven't yet and following CDC guidance, which includes wearing masks at crowded indoor events.… Collapse
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8 restaurants, services coming to Glendale's Westgate Entertainment District - Phoenix Business Journal - Phoenix Business Journal
8/24/2021 - 8 restaurants, services coming to Glendale's Westgate Entertainment District - Phoenix Business Expand
8/24/2021 - 8 restaurants, services coming to Glendale's Westgate Entertainment District - Phoenix Business Journal Phoenix Business Journal Collapse
‘Little victims everywhere’: Child sexual abuse ravages Native communities
8/20/2021 - The convicted child rapist emerged from the tree line without warning, walked quickly past the Expand
8/20/2021 - The convicted child rapist emerged from the tree line without warning, walked quickly past the elders who feared him and entered the Navajo home, where his 15-year-old daughter was feeding her pet rabbits. … Collapse
Republican lawmakers launch ballot measure for voter ID on early ballots
8/19/2021 - Prompted in part by concerns that voters lack trust in elections after nearly a year of baseless Expand
8/19/2021 - Prompted in part by concerns that voters lack trust in elections after nearly a year of baseless fraud claims promoted by former President Donald Trump and his allies, several Republican lawmakers and a conservative advocacy group want to give voters an opportunity to impose a new identification requirement for early ballots.… Collapse
Creature Comfort: Cathey's Sewing Drive Supports Humane Society
8/19/2021 - More than a hundred shelter animals awaiting adoption are now a little more comfortable — and Expand
8/19/2021 - More than a hundred shelter animals awaiting adoption are now a little more comfortable — and stylish — thanks to a donation from Cathey's Sewing & Vacuum to the Humane Society of Southern Arizona. The donations are part of Cathey's annual Christmas-In-July sewing event, where customers and staff create specialized items for local nonprofits.… Collapse
Bugging Out: As Delta Wave Builds, School Districts Are Requiring Masks While the City and County Work To Mitigate Spread, Increase Vaccination Rate
8/19/2021 - As the third wave of COVID washes over Arizona, local governments are debating vaccine Expand
8/19/2021 - As the third wave of COVID washes over Arizona, local governments are debating vaccine requirements, schools are instituting mask mandates and Gov. Doug Ducey is issuing executive orders to try to block mitigation efforts. In the last couple of weeks:… Collapse
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