Delivery robots with Russian ties pulled from UArizona amid Ukraine invasion

Grubhub announced on march 3 that it will remove food delivery robots from the University of Arizona and a university in Ohio, because the robots were made by Russian tech company Yandex. The company is also ending its partnership with the Russian company.

Gunfire hits Tucson police vehicle during chase; 2 arrested

The men were arrested separately after four people abandoned a vehicle sought in connection with the original shooting that resulted in a man being wounded with non-life-threatening injuries, a police statement said.

Woman who ran Avondale stash house for migrants sentenced to prison

Federal agents found migrants, all from Mexico or Guatemala, inside a home in Avondale on Jan. 12 and that the migrants had been transported through southern Arizona en route to metro Phoenix.

Former Arizona legislator David Bradley dies at 69

David Bradley, a Tucson Democrat who served 16 years in the Arizona Legislature with stints in both chambers and who was praised by former colleagues as a compassionate advocate and thoughtful public servant, died Saturday. He was 69.

Arizona CBP arrest Mexican national carrying $85K worth of fentanyl pills

U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officers have arrested a Mexican national who was allegedly attempting to smuggle $85,000 worth of fentanyl pills.

Sonoran desert tortoise doesn’t need US protection, federal agency says

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced that the tortoise doesn’t warrant protection under the Endangered Species Act because a scientific study “determined that it is not at risk of extinction in the foreseeable future.”

Former Arizona lawmaker Olivia Cajero Bedford dies at 83

Olivia Cajero Bedford, a Democrat who represented Tucson, was in the state House from 2003-10 and the state Senate from 2011-18.

Man shot after pointing replica gun at Tucson officer, police say

Tucson Police say the 25-year-old man who was shot had ignored multiple orders to drop the gun, and the officer fired after the man pointed the gun at him.

University of Arizona names first female police chief

Paula Balafas was patrol officer in Colorado for six years with the Wheat Ridge Police Department and a detective for three years before she was promoted to sergeant.

Air Force launches study of changes to flight training areas in Arizona

Three alternatives to be studied would change flight restrictions in areas northwest of Phoenix, west and southwest of Tucson and in parts of southeastern and east-central Arizona extending in western New Mexico.

US Marshals arrest Pennsylvania rape suspect in Tucson

"Task force members conducted a thorough investigation and developed information that Hazen fled Pennsylvania to avoid prosecution and was residing in Tucson, Arizona," the U.S. Marshals Service said in a news release.

Suspects in murder of Maryland woman arrested at Arizona homeless camp, officials say

A man and a woman accused of murdering a woman in Maryland in 2017 have been arrested at a homeless camp in Arizona, according to officials in Maryland's Anne Arundel County.

2 suspects arrested in vandalism of Tucson elementary school

Tucson Unified School District officials said more than 60 windows were broken on Jan. 25 at Annie Kellond Elementary.

Inmate convicted of murder dies at Tucson prison from apparent suicide

Officials with the Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation and Re-entry said 39-year-old Michael Walton died Sunday “from an apparent act of self-harm by hanging.”

Suspect arrested in fatal Tucson crash involving pedestrian

A suspect has been arrested in a deadly crash involving a pedestrian near the University of Arizona campus, according to Tucson police.

Arizona border agents rescue stranded migrant from southern Arizona mountaintop

Authorities were able to locate her near Baboquivari Peak and tried to help her walk out of the mountains, but she was “physically unable to continue.”

2 planes aborted Show Low airport runway approaches before 1 crashed: report

A National Transportation Safety Board preliminary report said both pilots aborted their approaches after a Show Low Regional Airport employee got on the radio after seeing the two planes "near each other.:"