Un concierto celebrando el día de independencia de México se realizará el próximo jueves en el Fox Theatre. Read more» 
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A concert celebrating Mexican Independence Day next Thursday at the Fox Theatre will feature Tucson-area musicians and dancers. Read more»
Friends and family paid their final respects to Pima County Constable Deborah Martinez at her funeral, held a week after she was shot and killed along with three others while serving an eviction. Martinez was given a Catholic mass at St. Augustine Cathedral. Read more»
Plenty is still up for grabs before state playoff brackets come out Saturday morning. Here's our region-by-region breakdown of what to watch for. Read more»
Tucson High held on for a 27-20 overtime victory at Sunnyside last year but, in 2014, it was the Blue Devils who prevailed in a wild triple-overtime game. You can expect another memorable game when they meet in Friday night's homecoming showdown. Read more»
Sunnyside senior running back Joey Hernandez scored a late touchdown on Friday night to lift the Blue Devils to a 10-6 win over South Side rival Pueblo as first-year coach Roy Lopez made his home debut. "The kids busted their butts," Lopez said. Read more»
Fans rejoice: The dog days of summer are coming to a close and the return of high school football is on the horizon. A new season kicks off Thursday night in Tucson, when Sabino hosts east-side rival Sahuaro for a 7 p.m. showdown. Read more» 1
Pueblo Magnet High School Principal Vivi Watt believes in "do overs" for students who fail. TUSD Superintendent John Pedicone thinks they should study. Read more»
Updated: TUSD officials are tossing out a "naive" Pueblo High plan to give students a minimum 50 points on every assignment, even in cases of cheating. Sup't Pedicone said the school's principal "ended up crossing the line." Read more» 5
A new grading policy at Pueblo High School will award students who cheat a 50 on their assignments, rather than a zero, a Friday email from the school's principal said. While many teachers would not comment, citing a fear of retaliation, one expressed deep concerns about the change. Read more» 4
Tucson Unified School District's chief financial officer will present the district's budget to the public in four sessions beginning Wednesday. Read more»
