BASIS Tucson North graduates its first full K-12 cohort
The first class of students to attend BASIS Tucson North from kindergarten through senior year graduated this spring, marking a 13-year milestone for the high-intensity charter school.
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Hobbs Vetoes Budget That Would Have Killed Rio Nuevo
Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed the Republican budget proposal that would have eliminated Rio Nuevo, but the fate of downtown Tucson's redevelopment program remains uncertain as budget negotiations continue with no deal in sight.
Tucson responde a posible recorte del río Colorado
Un recorte propuesto del 77 % en el suministro de agua del río Colorado para Arizona ha puesto a las universidades y a los gestores del agua de Tucson a trabajar a contrarreloj para construir un futuro más resiliente antes de que concluyan las negociaciones federales.
'Love on the Spectrum' star, autism author headline Loft Cinema panel
Autism advocates Dani Bowman and John Elder Robison joined The Loft Cinema and Intermountain Centers for Human Development for a World Autism Month screening and panel discussion of the documentary "The Reason I Jump."
UA researcher turns endometriosis diagnosis into career
University of Arizona epidemiologist Michelle Valenti spent years searching for an endometriosis diagnosis. Now she's dedicated her career to researching the condition that went undetected in her own body for years.
Tucson debate el calor mortal en reunión comunitaria
Cientos de residentes de Tucson, funcionarios de salud y líderes electos se reunieron el 31 de marzo para abordar la creciente crisis de calor extremo de la ciudad, tras registrarse la temperatura de tres dígitos más temprana de la historia de Arizona.
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