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ICE has initiated 514 new agreements with local law enforcement agencies across 40 states since January — they empower local officers to question immigration status during traffic stops and other routine policing With @propublica.org

Exclusive: Records obtained by Arizona Luminaria tie Amazon to a massive Tucson area data center that has been shrouded in secrecy until now

BREAKING: Tucson City Council unanimously rejects Project Blue

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ASDB has not posted minutes or a recording as required by its policies and Arizona law

Pima County supervisors spent more than four hours in executive session before unanimously voting to demand answers from Sheriff Nanos

Eight bills related to mobile homes are before the Arizona Legislature this session. Advocates are most hopeful for a bill that would bar landlords from passing excessive utility costs on to tenants

While the UA Wildcats head to the men's Final Four, a 9-year-old at Elvira Elementary won her own: Amina Borquez solved 767 multiplication problems over three weeks to take the March Math Madness title in her fourth-grade class

TUSD's governing board voted unanimously to cut nearly $10 million from its budget, affecting 40 departments including fine arts, school safety and transportation. About 950 students, staff and families weighed in first

Tucson Mayor Regina Romero got a phone call from Dolores Huerta before the Chávez news broke. "We couldn't say much. We could just say, 'Dolores, we're with you.'"

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Ethan Pesch spent last fall bartending in downtown Tucson, telling anyone who'd listen about his plan to cycle 9,563 miles to every MLB ballpark with his dad. They started March 27.

When Mateo Moralez Silvaha was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes in Mexico, he had no access to follow-up care. A UA student-run clinic connected him to a continuous glucose monitor — and his mother finally slept through the night Story from Tucson Spotlight