Local News
in Tucson, AZ
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03/27/2020 1:00pm
Pianist Christopher Cano and his wife, mezzo-soprano Jennifer Johnson Cano, go live at 2 p.m. Friday, March 27.
05/27/2019 1:45am
After dominating the sport for two decades, Wildcats are making first trip to Oklahoma City since 2010.
12/02/2018 5:30pm
UA hits 13 of 14 from line down the stretch to beat Huskies 76-72 in Hartford.
09/19/2018 9:30pm
Everyone from Tucson police investigators, to TV experts, to local speculators suspected Sergio and Becky Celis. We were wrong.
06/07/2018 10:30pm
Militias, pizzagate and border worries help fire a conspiracy theory bringing fringe activists to Tucson.
04/08/2020 12:28pm
Four nonprofits in Tucson working to provide aid to those affected by the COVID-19 pandemic received a leg-up today after Tucson Federal Credit Union made thousands of dollars in donations to their efforts.The impact of COVID-19 will have long-term physical, mental and emotional effects on many members of our community, said Tucson Federal Credit Union President and CEO Susan Stansberry.
04/08/2020 11:51am
With local eateries pushed to the edge by stay-at-home orders that limit their service to take out and delivery during the COVID-19 outbreak, Tucson Mayor Regina Romero announced today that restaurants can operate as pop-up grocery stores and start selling packaged food, fresh produce, paper goods and cleaning supplies to customers without asking for changes to their certificates of occupancy that allow them to operate.The announcement comes on the heels of Gov. Doug Duceys executive order yesterday allowing restaurants to begin selling supplies normally labeled not for resale.Our restaurant community is at the heart of Tucsons cultural, social, and economic fabric, said Romero in a prepared statement. I encourage all Tucsonans to continue rallying around our restaurants by ordering takeout, purchasing gift cards, and now, by visiting them for their grocery needs. The new policy will be reassessed every two weeks, according to Romeros office.The decision to allow retail sales was developed in partnership with the Tucson City of Gastronomy Board of Directors.
04/08/2020 11:03am
The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Arizona had reached 2,726 as of Wednesday, April 8, according to the morning report from the Arizona Department of Health Services. Pima County had seen 464 of the states confirmed cases. The coronavirus had killed 80 people statewide, including 15 in Pima County, according to the state and county health departments. In Maricopa County, the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases had risen to 1,559. The state remains under Gov. Doug Duceys stay-at-home order that has closed a wide number of non-essential businesses, including many retail stores, barbershops, salons, and swap meets.
04/07/2020 7:01pm
Here are the stories The Range has been following today: Pima County had 415 of the states 2,575 confirmed COVID-19 cases of Tuesday, April 7, according to the morning report from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
04/07/2020 6:24pm
A coalition of state and nationwide criminal justice reform organizations have called for the Arizona Department of Health Services to perform health inspections in all state prisons, as the risk for the spread of COVID-19 grows each day. The group consists of the Arizona Office of American Friends Service Committee, the American Civil Liberties Union, Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice, the Cree Project, the William E. Morris Institute for Justice, FAMM, the Prison Law Office, FWD.us and more. In a letter to DHS Director Dr. Cara Christ, they urged her and other health officials to make sure that Center for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines are being followed consistently inside prisons.
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