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15 Southern Arizona residents β natives of Congo, India, and Mexico β became new U.S. citizens on Saturday morning, taking the oath of citizenship at…
Read full article βPima Animal Care Center, which limited intakes for weeks after a distemper outbreak killed one dog, will be taking in pets as normal again after…
Read full article βNine people have applied to become the next treasurer of Pima County. The Board of Supervisors is expected to name a new treasurer at their…
Read full article βThe effort by "Justice for All" to ask Pima County voters to approve a proposition to provide legal representation to undocumented individuals facing charges in…
Read full article βA ballot initiative that would increase oversight of Arizonaβs school voucher program turned in over 420,000 signatures to the secretary of state Thursday morning. Thatβs…
Read full article βThe University of Arizona received $3.74 million from the federal government to prepare Arizona against a potential outbreak of New World screwworm, a parasitic pest…
Read full article βNegotiations between Sun Tran and the union that represents Tucson's bus drivers have ended unresolved, but a deal is on the table. Though no strike…
Read full article βPima County Treasurer Brian Johnson was facing allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior when he suddenly resigned. He told the Tucson Sentinel he and his girlfriend…
Read full article βTwo long-term volunteers headed out into the blazing deserts of Southern Arizona this weekend, placing life-saving water near an increasingly quiet border on the 24th…
Read full article βTo avoid the governorβs veto stamp and enshrine their policies in the Arizona Constitution, Republican lawmakers sent some of their most controversial proposals to voters.…
Read full article βJust before the U.S. celebrates its 250th birthday, five of the Southwest's Catholic bishops led a rosary and procession through Ambos Nogales on Friday evening,…
Read full article βSun Tran and its union drivers are still negotiating a possible extension of the current contract ahead of its expiration Tuesday. Tucson's bus drivers have…
Read full article βA roundup of upcoming Tucson-area political events: League of Women Voters hosting candidate forums in town council races; early voting in July 21 primary is…
Read full article βArizona Gov. Katie Hobbs ordered flags at all state buildings be flown at half-staff through sunset on Tuesday, June 30, to honor the 19 wildland…
Read full article βTaking up a request from Republicans, the Supreme Court on Monday agreed to review Arizonaβs proof-of-citizenship requirements for voting in federal elections.
Read full article βThe U.S. Senate Ethics Committee has dismissed a complaint against Sen. Ruben Gallego, writing in a letter it found no evidence the Arizona Democrat violated…
Read full article βA group of Arizona faith leaders are asking a judge to block a proposed amendment targeting transgender people from reaching voters, arguing state lawmakers violated…
Read full article βHere's a roundup of places around Tucson where you can find a free or discounted food assistance.
Read full article βDemocratic candidates running for state House seats in a vast, mostly rural legislative district hyped their professional experience to set themselves apart in a debate…
Read full article βArizona may soon purchase desalinated Pacific Ocean water to help offset shortages in the Colorado River caused by a decades-long drought. The price tag ,…
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