No. 2 Georgia Pulls Away From Vanderbilt, 38-14, Behind Gunner Stockton
Stockton threw for 295 yards and three touchdowns in Athens as the unbeaten Bulldogs answered an early tie before a date with Alabama.
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Jeremiah Smith Sets Ohio State Catch and Touchdown Records in Win at Iowa
The junior receiver passed Chris Olave and Emeka Egbuka in a 31-14 victory at Kinnick Stadium and said a national title is still the only goal that matters.
Peoria Detectives Still Treating Two Gunshot Deaths as a Possible Double Suicide
Dispatchers heard shots on an open 911 line Sept. 30 before officers found an 86-year-old man and a 78-year-old woman dead inside a home near 83rd Avenue and Beardsley Road.
Three Men Accused in Yuma Drive-By That Killed a Teenager Are Back for an Oct. 8 Hearing
Julius Johnson, Moises Murillo, and Antwan Yancey each face first-degree murder and gang counts in the April 26 killing of 18-year-old Valentin Morales. They were arrested in the Phoenix area in May.
Pinal Supervisors Vote to Send County Attorney Brad Miller to the State Bar
The board voted 5-0 in a Friday special meeting to authorize a confidential complaint, after a year of fights over hiring, public money, and a federal immigration agreement Miller signed without the board.
Homing Project Wants to Double Its Empty Tucson Micro-Cabins as Keeling Neighbors Object
Ten 64-square-foot cabins still sit unopened on North Estrella Avenue. The nonprofit is asking to add 10 more, which could house up to 29 people, before the first residents move in.
Tucson Asks Residents to Rank Middle-Housing Designs Before an Oct. 22 Deadline
The city wants a top-three pick from 50 plans. Fifteen winners would join a pre-approved plan library, skip some review fees, and earn their designers $1,000.
Pima Deputies Identify Man Killed in San Xavier Sword Call as Joseph Vallombroso
The Pima Regional Critical Incident Team said the 35-year-old was armed with a sword during a Sept. 25 domestic call on Kay Lynn Drive and was shot after he moved toward deputies.
Man in Critical Condition After Early-Friday Shooting Near Park and Drexel in Tucson
Tucson police said the shooting happened about 3:30 a.m. Friday near an intersection that has already seen two other shootings this year, including a January homicide.
Mayes Sues Optum and Express Scripts, Alleging They Helped Drive Arizona’s Opioid Crisis
The consumer-fraud case, filed Thursday in Maricopa County Superior Court, says two pharmacy benefit managers spent years promoting opioids and skipping checks that could have slowed prescriptions.