Thursday, December 22, 2011
Posted By Jim Nintzel on Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 1:00 PM
Tucson firefighters extinguish a small blaze at a shuttered gas station on First Avenue south of Grant Road on Wednesday, Dec. 21.
Southern AZ COVID-19 AM Roundup for Wednesday, March 3: Pima County continues fight with state over testing funds; Pop-up vax clinics open to reach minority residents; Here’s how to set up appointments, COVID tests
Tucson Mayor Romero Wants 'Immediate Pause' On Zoo Expansion
Ducey Issues Executive Order Requiring Schools to Offer In-Person Classes by March 15
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By Jim Nintzel
The Skinny: Karin Uhlich Rejoins Tucson City Council To Complete Durham's Term in Ward 3
Southern AZ COVID-19 AM Roundup for Tuesday, March 2: New cases continue decline; State death toll tops 16K; More vaccine on the way; Here’s how to set up appointments, COVID tests
Report: Arizona continues to trail other states in higher-ed support
By Ryan Knappenberger/Cronkite News
Arizona gets grades from failing to ‘OK-ish’ for anti-tobacco efforts
By Haleigh Kochanski/Cronkite News
Tucson City Councilman Paul Durham Resigns
Banner Leader Warns Arizona is On Track to Surpass 18,500 COVID-19 Deaths by May
By NICOLE LUDDEN
Southern AZ COVID-19 AM Roundup for Wednesday, Jan. 27: Pima County awaits more vaccine from state; Hospitals see slight decrease in patients but Arizona still has nation's highest transmission rate; 195 new deaths today pushes total toll past 12,500
Pima County's Total Vaccine Allocation Rivals that of Two State PODs