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The Tohono O'odham Nation said Friday they are installing "no trespassing" signs on the vast Southern Arizona reservation, aimed at border wall contractors attempting to…
Read full article βHere's a roundup of times and places where folks can find food for free or for a low price around the Tucson metropolitan area.
Read full article βRepublican legislative leaders deny that a measure they proposed was aimed at heading off a rival measure to regulate the stateβs school voucher system β…
Read full article βA roundup of upcoming Tucson-area political events: middle housing feedback event; November general election on horizon; Sentinel journalists on the air & more.
Read full article βA Pima County constable and a candidate for that position were arrested this week while parked on a remote Southwest Side road, drinking with a…
Read full article βA lawsuit brought by two out-of-state investment firms could make it harder for Arizona to protect vulnerable groundwater basins, threatening one of the stateβs few…
Read full article βThe federal governmentβs decision to award a small Texas law firm run by a Trump ally a $150 million contract to represent over a thousand…
Read full article βA recent grand jury indictment of David Leroy French, the 21-year-old accused of shooting nine people on Congress Street in July, upgraded two charges to…
Read full article βMo Goldman, a Tucson immigration attorney, said Tuesday the potential deportations of three Tucsonans who were brought to the U.S. as children represents a "litmus…
Read full article βThe Pima County Commission on Trial Court Appointments is seeking the public's comments as they prepare to fill two Pima County Superior Court judge seats.
Read full article βArizonans will decide in November whether schools should scrutinize who uses which bathrooms during school sports events. Republicans have framed it as a safety issue…
Read full article βThe Trump administration has sent the University of Arizona and other schools a questionnaire about a "broad range" of its priorities for higher education, including…
Read full article βRoque Caza was appointed to lead the Tucson Field Office for U.S. Customs and Border Protection, managing about 1,500 officers, as well as agriculture specialists…
Read full article βA roundup of upcoming Tucson-area political events: Deadline to submit arguments for ballot propositions; Sentinel journalists on the air & more.
Read full article βWater users in the American Southwest confronted on Friday the strong possibility that cities and farms in the region must reduce Colorado River use by…
Read full article βAll roads to Quitobaquito Springs β a Southern Arizona desert oasis sacred to the Hia-Ced Oβodham, and a haven for three endangered species β were…
Read full article βA healthcare facility on the Tucson Medical Center campus closed on Friday, laying off 99 employees. Democrats pointed out the shutdown comes just more than…
Read full article βCarl Kunasek, who served more than two decades in elected office in Arizona state government, died July 20. To mark his internment on Saturday, flags…
Read full article βFormer Pima County Treasurer Brian Johnson has filed a notice of claim against Pima County, alleging several administrators βexceeded their authority and used unlawful, coercive…
Read full article βFormer Pima County Treasurer Brian Johnson has filed a notice of claim against Pima County, alleging several administrators βexceeded their authority and used unlawful, coercive…
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