Tucson City Council reviews homelessness, heat efforts
The Tucson City Council reviewed regional homelessness data showing a 4% decrease in Pima County alongside a loss of 200 shelter beds, and heard updates on the city's heat response efforts.
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UA debate el uso antitrans del arrepentimiento de género
Un profesor de la Universidad de Illinois sostuvo, durante una conferencia en la UA, que las políticas antitrans han instrumentalizado el concepto del arrepentimiento trans para restringir el cuidado de afirmación de género y presionar a las personas transgénero a reprimir sus emociones negativas.
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.
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."
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