Police records detail April threat at UA law school
UA officials say there is currently no known threat to the University community related to this incident.
Violent crime drops in Tucson's hotspot areas due to pilot program
The Place Network Investigations program first began in 2021.
Tucson moves to begin settlement of COVID-era lawsuit
The 2021 lawsuit argued that the City of Tucson violated its contract with the Tucson Police Officer’s Association when it implemented a mandatory COVID-19 vaccine policy.
UA's top security officer: "campus is extremely safe" as school year and shooting anniversary looms closer
The University of Arizona has spent the summer implementing new security measures to prepare for a new year.
"Profits over people:" protest ends Pima County meeting about new jail
The meeting lasted about four minutes.
Tucson eyes solutions to prevent more fraudulent sober homes from coming
Tucson's mayor and council directed staff to examine how the city can incorporate regulations for the future.
DHS agrees to stop border wall construction, fund environmental remediation projects
A settlement agreement estimates $1.62 billion in funding and nearly $430 million returned to DOD projects.
COVID-19 pandemic delays rare disease diagnosis on Arizona's Tribal lands, new study finds
Testing delays and the focus on response to the initial outbreak of COVID-19 in the region may have been factors.
TUSD approves new Code of Conduct and special election
The new code will go into effect this fall.
UA shooting suspect looks for insanity defense
A court order is now forcing the University of Arizona to release suspect Murad Dervish's emails after defense requests it.
Authorities make arson arrest related to two Douglas church fires
A man who lives in Douglas was taken into custody by federal authorities.
New housing policy targets problem landlords by restricting voucher contracts
Tucson’s city council unanimously passed the new policy in hopes to resolve on-going incidents on properties that have high crime.
Interim UAPD Chief: “We will not do that again” regarding mistakes with on-campus deadly shooting
Earlier this month, Oro Valley Commander Chris Olson was named interim police chief after previous chief Paula Balafas stepped down.
21 incarcerated men earn software development certification
For six hours a day, five days a week, the participants worked with instructors and one another to learn both hard and soft skills.
Grijalva calls for continued funding for missing and murdered indigenous people.
Congressman Raul Grijalva is among the elected officials continuing to raise awareness about violence against indigenous women and girls.
