Here’s what’s changing – and why – on tucson.com | local news
If there’s one constant in the news business, it’s change.
At the Arizona Daily Star we strive every day to do our best to tell you what’s happening in Tucson. First that meant stories printed on paper, then it meant stories that also were published on our website. Now it means doing both of those things, and including photo galleries, videos, databases, interactive graphics and podcasts.
Today we take a step toward a more seamless experience for our readers. Our redesigned website, tucson.com, makes it easier to tell what sort of content we have available for you to read, view, watch, listen to, or experience. Design blocks clearly differentiate news reports, lifestyle content, sports, opinion and photo galleries so you can more easily navigate to what interests you.
Even better, it serves up new content each time you return to the website. Over time it will learn what you like to read or see, and it will give you more of that. The more Arizona Wildcats stories you read, for example, the more you’ll see on tucson.com.
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One more neat trick: If you end a visit without finishing a video, the next time you click on it, it will start up where you left off.
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Jill Jorden Spitz, editor
Jill Jorden Spitz has been editor of the Arizona Daily Star since 2016. She is a Tucson native and graduate of Harelson Elementary, LW Cross Junior High, Canyon del Oro High School and the University of Arizona.
The Star’s longtime columnist Greg Hansen joins Alec White on the podcast on the 25th anniversary of the Arizona Wildcats’ national championship win over Kentucky to reflect back on the team’s remarkable postseason run. Hansen and White briefly talk about first-year impressions of Tommy Lloyd before taking a look back at the biggest moments of UA’s title win. Hansen talks about the national perception of Lute Olson heading into the ’97 season and how Miles Simon’s tournament performances cemented him as an all-time great Wildcat.
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