NEWS & OPINION….

• Blackman Turns To County Recorders To Discuss 2020 General Election, Possible Reforms
• Appeals Court Upholds Child Pornography Conviction Of Tucson Man
• Retailers Expect Holiday Sales To Grow
• Qtis Information Tracking Technology Now Helping Political Candidates
• 3-Year-Old Starts House Fire In Prescott Valley
• How Arizona Universities Are Riding The Waves Of COVID-19
• Ex-Gila River Cop In Prosecution Diversion Program For Misdemeanor Assault Case
• Whistleblower Finds Maricopa County Ballot Adjudication Process “Concerning”
• Alleged Years-Long Child Abuse by DCS Manager, Sheriff’s Employee Prompts Lawsuit Against DCS And Cochise County
• Maricopa County Detention Officer Killed In Collision On State Route 85
• COVID-19 Fears Prompt Tucson Public Schools To Halt Remainder Of Football Season
• ‘So Glad To Be Back’: Herm Edwards Reflects On Isolation After ASU Cancels 3rd Game
• Missing Tucson Man Found In Goodyear
• Happy Thanksgiving To Our Readers
• America’s National Day Of Thanksgiving
• Whistleblower Describes Potential Vulnerabilities With Maricopa County’s Voting System
• Arizona’s Chief Justice Reminds Judges Of Importance Of Media In Courtrooms
• Decomposed Body In Willcox Leads To Weapons, Drug Charges Against Girlfriend
• Ducey Says Biden Won, AZGOP Files Petition For Audit Of Mail-In Ballots
• Food Banks Receive Government Assistance To Fill Bellies During The Holidays
• With Overdoses On The Rise Pinal County Sheriff’s Office Makes Narcan Available To All Residents
• Flu Season In Arizona Cases Down From Last Year
• Pima County Calls On Residents To Participate In Voluntary Curfew To Curb COVID-19