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News 4 Tucson has all you need to know about what happened Saturday for both UA and Pima Baseball and Softball

The Atlanta Falcons took Salpointe Catholic grad Bijan Robinson with the 8th pick in the 1st round of the 2023 NFL Draft

Paris Johnsons arrival gives the Cardinals a potential franchise cornerstone who can protect quarterback Kyler Murray for years to come.

TUCSON (KVOA) — For the first time this year, dozens of businesses will take part in KVOA’s Job Fair.

VOA Learning English presents news, features, audio, video and multimedia about the U.S. and the world in American English. Stories are written at the intermediate and upper-beginner level. Words are spoken one-third slower for ESL learners.

Read more about BLS International inks pact with Thailand to accept electronic visa-on-arrival applications for 17 countries on Devdiscourse

Gigi Stoll (-10) has a one-stroke lead on Haley Moore (-9) heading into the final round of the Casino del Sol Classic at Sewailo

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Courtney Rameys big shot lifts No. 8 Arizona over No. 2 UCLA for Pac-12 title