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Pima County Board of Supervisors reviews federal funding freeze impact

Officials warn that paused grants and funding cuts could impact essential county programs.

High housing costs frustrate Arizonans, even as Tucson market cools

A new study suggests many Arizonans are willing to commute further if it means lower housing costs.

UA Science lecture series returns for its 20th year

The presenters will focus on topics combinng science and communication.

University of Arizona announces $20 million in research areas of “great strategic importance”

The University’s President announced the funding from the state’s Technology and Research Initiative Fund on Monday.

Who are the State of the Union guests of Southern Arizona's congressional representatives?

Some are taking the opportunity to make a political statement with their plus-one to the president's speech.

Tariffs could raise price of produces, cars and more

President Donald Trump is renewing his promise of 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico, saying he could implement them as soon as Tuesday, which experts say could lead to higher costs for consumers across a host of products.

Mental illness put Pat Grenier in crisis. The system put him in jail

Navigating inadequate public healthcare, court, and incarceration systems exposes Pima County's heavy reliance on punitive measures for individuals with mental illness, highlighting the systemic failure to provide proper care and support.

Deportations down despite increased border enforcement in Trump's first month back in office

Despite personnel surges and resources mobilized to both sides of the border, deportation numbers have actually dropped during Donald Trump’s first month back in office.

Pima County publishes 2023 Multi-Species Conservation Plan report

The county’s latest report highlights habitat protection, invasive species removal and wildlife monitoring.

The Buzz: How public media is dealing with funding threats

This week we explore how proposed cuts to public media funding could hit rural and tribal stations the hardest, threatening vital news and emergency broadcasts.

Tucson launches first electric garbage truck in move toward 2030 EV fleet goal

City officials want to cut emissions to improve public health.

Tucson home prices down slightly as market shows signs of cooling.

Data from Realtor.com show a slight price dip and other signs of a moderating market.

Venezuelan family in Tucson faces ICE inquiry

The family — a husband and wife and their four children — say their legal documentation is in order

Pima County reviews $150 million federal grants at risk amid funding freeze

County officials assess potential financial losses, job impacts and budget adjustments.

TUSD discusses adding immigration status to protected categories

Tucson Unified has proposed adding immigration status as protected on a list that includes disability, race, religion, gender identity and more in its non-discrimination and anti-harassment policies.

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