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Inside a temporary, tent facility for unaccompanied minors in Customs and Border Patrol's custody in unincorporated Pima Country. April 2021.

Tour of Tucson’s temporary tent shelter for unaccompanied minors

Customs and Border Protection hosted an open house for the public
Plexiglass dividers are set up throughout a courtroom at the Pima County Superior Court as part of the building's COVID-19 mitigation protocols. April 2021.

Jury trials resume at Pima County Superior Court

The pandemic led to a nearly year-long pause.
University of Arizona student Blake Gerken receives a dose of Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine at the campus's Student Union Memorial Center on April 16, 2021 as a participant in a nationwide vaccine study involving more than 20 universities.

UA students part of nationwide COVID-19 vaccine study

A discussion with the study's principal investigator Dr. Elizabeth Connick.
The shoes of children as they sit in a row inside a kindergarten classroom.

Extended at-home learning potential source of anxiety in students

A discussion with the UA College of Education's Rebecca Hartzell.
Students attend a biology class at BASIS Oro Valley.

Mentorship program for new Arizona educators gets funding boost

State Superintendent Kathy Hoffman's office announced a $2.5 million investment.
Cochise County Sheriff Mark Dannels sits for an interview at his office in Bisbee on April 20, 2021.

Cochise County sheriff says office has lost “manageable control” of border

Plus, a former hotel in Benson is now a temporary shelter for unaccompanied minors seeking asylum.
A view of a mountain range east of Douglas near the border.

Cochise County border, supporting teachers & students, UA vaccine study

Plus, Pima County Superior Court resumes jury trials. A look inside the courthouse.
The Arizona Capitol Museum building at the State Capitol in Phoenix.

Discussion: an update from the 2021 Arizona legislative session

Arizona 360 checks in with Arizona Capitol Times reporter Julia Shumway
The digital marquee on a Sun Link streetcar lets potential riders know that masks are required on board. November 2020.

Sun Tran sees ridership gradually rebound from pandemic slide

Tucson's public transportation service will continue to offer free fares through the end of June.
A decal on a sidewalk in Tucson reminds pedestrians to follow social distancing guidelines. November 2020.

Grocery store workers surveyed about mental health during the pandemic

UA sociologist Brian Mayer discusses factors contributing to stress and depression among workers.
A man and woman wear masks as they walk in downtown Tucson. November 2020.

Ideologies and other factors that affect the decision to mask up

UA sociologist Jim Shockey studied national data to learn more about peoples' behavior during the pandemic.
A health care worker at Tucson Medical Center fills a syringe with a dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. January 2021.

Spread of COVID variant concerning to ASU expert

A discussion with Dr. Joshua LaBaer, executive director of the ASU Biodesign Institute.
The Student Union Memorial Center at the University of Arizona.

COVID variants, mask studies, Sun Tran services

Plus, an update on key events at the Arizona Legislature.
In this undated image, a cashier swipes a credit card at a register.

Economic impacts felt in Arizona from border travel restrictions

Visitors from Mexico pay sales taxes in retail hubs like the Tucson and Phoenix metropolitan areas.
A sign welcomes back visitors to the Children's Museum Tucson on March 26, 2021.

Children’s Museum reopens Tucson, Oro Valley locations

Tony Paniagua visited the Tucson museum to learn about new safety protocols.
A woman walks down 4th Avenue maskless. Others around her are wearing face coverings. March 2021.

Discussion: communicating our differences about mask wearing

An expert in health communications weighs in on confrontations related to masking up in public.

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