A 69-year-old hiker died Monday in Catalina State Park, authorities say.
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NASA "Inspiration Tour" stopped at the University of Arizona on Wednesday morning to celebrate the nation's strengths in space exploration and aeronautics.
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Construction crews are demolishing the burned out remnants of the former Spanish Trail hotel, an eyesore at the edge of South Tucson for years.
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Medicare open enrollment starts October 15 and continues through December 7. Everyone who has Medicare, in whatever form, should pay close attention to their coverage for the year ahead. You may be surprised at how much is about to change— in both costs and coverage.
Medicare open enrollment starts October 15 and continues through December 7. Everyone who has Medicare, in whatever form, should pay close attention to their coverage for the year ahead. You may be surprised at how much is about to change— in both costs and coverage.
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NASA administrator Jared Issacman speaks at the University of Arizona NASA Inspiration Tour inside Bear Down Gymnasium.
Americans are increasingly asking AI what to snack on, according to Conagra Brands, a shift the Slim Jim meat stick-maker says is helping fuel demand for higher-protein foods, bold flavors and products tailored to specific health goals.
Tucson's first HTeaO location is being built in midtown.
Velotrade reports that automation in trading is rising, leading to potential mismatches with existing prop firm rules.
A 15-year-old boy was still missing early Wednesday, a day after he reportedly walked away from the family home near Three Points, southwest of Tucson.
A 69-year-old hiker died Monday in Catalina State Park, authorities say.
Don't miss Wednesday's most popular stories from Arizona Daily Star.
NASA "Inspiration Tour" stopped at the University of Arizona on Wednesday morning to celebrate the nation's strengths in space exploration and aeronautics.
Construction crews are demolishing the burned out remnants of the former Spanish Trail hotel, an eyesore at the edge of South Tucson for years.
In a news conference on the lawn of the state Senate, Andy Biggs on Tuesday vowed to eliminate tax incentives for data centers, allow Arizona restaurants to serve raw milk and limit the use of food stamps to purchase "junk food.''
A Yuma-area teacher who said she was fired after protecting a student from bullies will keep her teaching credentials under a settlement with the State Board of Education.
The security firm GardaWorld has won a $1.2 billion contract from the U.S. government to expand immigration detention in the town of Florence about 70 miles northwest of Tucson, according to a watchdog group.
PHOENIX — An Arizona congressional candidate is accused of threatening a judge and an attorney, authorities said.
Medicare open enrollment starts October 15 and continues through December 7. Everyone who has Medicare, in whatever form, should pay close attention to their coverage for the year ahead. You may be surprised at how much is about to change— in both costs and coverage.
Americans are increasingly asking AI what to snack on, according to Conagra Brands, a shift the Slim Jim meat stick-maker says is helping fuel demand for higher-protein foods, bold flavors and products tailored to specific health goals.
Velotrade reports that automation in trading is rising, leading to potential mismatches with existing prop firm rules.
Accredited Debt Relief reports seven harmful credit card habits that worsen debt, including taking cash advances, paying only minimums, and ignoring balances.
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A new indictment has added two kidnapping and six witness tampering charges against an Allegany County man under federal investigation since a government witness in the Pharaoh’s strip club case turned up dead in his home.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Nicholas Cooper told a judge that his office intends to file witness tampering charges against Simon P. Gogolack 39, of Wellsville.
A Southern Tier man with a history of drug-related charges has become entangled in the FBI’s probe into the death of a government witness in the Pharaoh’s strip club case.
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A 15-year-old boy was still missing early Wednesday, a day after he reportedly walked away from the family home near Three Points, southwest of Tucson.
The trial for Dr. Dung Nguyen on multiple sex-related charges involving patients started Tuesday in Pima County Superior Court.
A 36-year-old man who admitted being part of a Tucson street gang has been sentenced to nearly three decades behind bars.
Police continue to search for potential victims in a Tucson child molestation case which resulted in the arrest this month of a 20-year-old Tucson police say previously worked providing child care.
A new county resolution says data centers produce “imminent negative public health impacts,” and a four-month pause is needed to iron out sections of the county’s zoning codes to encourage more sustainable development.
The data center plan envisions eight buildings on 160 acres south of Tucson in the town of Sahuarita.