Local Headlines
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Thousands of miles away, journalists in Germany are following the political shifts taking place in Arizona, where Latino voters could play an important role in the midterm elections.
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As the midterm election approaches, the debate over data centers is reshaping politics, locally and nationally.
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Officials confirmed Wednesday that Arizona's first case of New World screwworm was foundconfirmed in a dog in Cochise County.
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TUSD might close up to 10 schools. Some families are signing petitions and speaking at public hearings to stop or slow the closure process.
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TUSD Parents resist closing their local school; Surprising results for one Arizona pollster; The role data centers play in local politics; and more...
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A woman with a problem pregnancy is being held in ICE custody; A major Tucson street goes all-pedestrian for Halloween; A German journalist questions American politics; and more...
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Campaign advertising is picking up pace ahead of next week's midterm elections, with a high-profile donor pouring money into one of Arizona's most competitive races.
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Actor Angelica Page honors her mother Geraldine’s legacy, a Tucson teen recounts an encounter with La Llorona, Hawkwatch conservationists protect Chiricahua Mountain owls, and local horror fans gather to discuss classic movie monsters.
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