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Disputa presupuestaria pone a RÃo Nuevo contra el reloj
Rio Nuevo avanza con la reapertura de Gibson's Shopping Market en el centro de Tucson, pero el distrito se enfrenta a una nueva batalla legislativa sobre su financiación a medida que se acerca la fecha lÃmite del presupuesto, el 30 de junio.
Tucson DACA recipient faces deportation again
DACA recipient Karla Toledo is facing renewed deportation proceedings after ICE detained her without a warrant and federal officials reversed a motion to dismiss her case.
South Tucson directs Pascua Yaqui gift to public safety
South Tucson's City Council voted to direct a $1 million Pascua Yaqui Tribe donation toward police operations and crime prevention programs, as community members pushed the city to invest in prevention alongside enforcement.
UA cuts 28 jobs in health sciences restructuring plan
The University of Arizona is eliminating roughly 28 positions in its Health Sciences Department as part of a sweeping reorganization that will fold its programs into university operations by Aug. 7.
Agricultores del sur de Arizona prueban nuevas tácticas contra sequÃa
Los agricultores del sur de Arizona están probando nuevos métodos de riego y estrategias de cultivo, ya que los recortes en el suministro del rÃo Colorado y el calor extremo están presionando los recursos hÃdricos de la región.
ABOR asks judge to toss UA manager's retaliation claim
The Arizona Board of Regents says a longtime University of Arizona employee was fired over a botched student payment, but her attorney says the board's account of that decision has changed more than once.
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