Game show style event teaches health issues in a fun way.
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Hundreds of dresses, shoes and accessories will be available for free at Prom-O-Rama.
- Angela Pittenger | This Is Tucson
Kids ages four to 11 can get in to Old Tucson Studios for $1 with a paid adult admission of $17.95 during Kids Dollar Days.
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Now, that the holidays are over, what are you going to do with all the stuff well-meaning friends and family gave you that you'll never use?
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Get a free massage or tarot reading to ring in the new year.
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Produce distribution program starting back up again after summer hiatus.
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To kick off Diabetes Awareness Month and raise money for the American Diabetes Association, Studio Bellagio, 105 E. Speedway, is hosting a masquerade fashion show charity gala from 5 to 9 p.m. Saturday.
NextCare Urgent Care is offering free X-ray scans of Halloween candy.
Starting Thursday, you'll be able to check out free passes to see an opera, visit a museum or walk around a garden, from the Joel D. Valdez Main Library, 101 N. Stone Ave.
For moms who want a way to get their yoga in while spending time with the baby, Bookmans Sports Exchange, 3330 E. Speedway, is offering free Mommy and Me Yoga classes.
Meet Adam Rex and have your books signed by him.
Pregnant women and new moms interested in learning about breastfeeding at home and at work will be the focus of a free health fair hosted by the Pima County Health Department August 7.
It's the library's version of ComicCon, and, it's free.
See the A1 covers from the past for this day in history.
Hundreds gathered in Catalina Park to honor and remember Vincent Anthony Siqueiros, 42 and Cameron Davis Capara, 33, who were shot and killed in the parking lot of the Venture-N bar early Monday.
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Both candidates vying for the state's top education office sat in classrooms, talked to students and used the footage for campaign fodder. But only one could land in legal trouble for doing so.
QUEEN CREEK — The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has selected a 15-acre site in Queen Creek for its planned 82,000-square-foot temple, giving members their clearest look yet at what will become Arizona’s seventh temple.
PHOENIX — The Central Arizona Project’s board authorized its legal counsel to take legal action “if necessary” against a federal plan to cut Arizona’s share of Colorado River water dramatically in coming years.
Arizona is just weeks away from having a court-appointed receiver run the prisons' health system after a court rebuffed the state's request for a delay.
Two years after Republicans made transgender rights a central focus of their 2024 election attack ads, Democrats are still working through how to message on the issue.
He said excavation would begin during the next two weeks at Memorial Circle near Arlington National Cemetery.
Funerals were held in southern Iran for four people, including two children, killed in US missile strikes on a wedding party near Sirik.
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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.
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If Wednesday’s vigil wasn’t for him, Cameron Davis Capara would have been photographing it.
A cousin of Ousman Ceesay, the man police say killed two people outside a Tucson gay bar before shooting himself, said he never heard anti-gay sentiments from Ceesay, despite his growing up in a country that criminalizes homosexuality.
James Casady Cangro, 46, a prison gang member, ran from a federal facility southeast of Tucson about 8 a.m. Wednesday. He was captured later in the day.
Hundreds fill Tucson park Wednesday evening to honor slain men, Cameron Davis Capara and Vincent Anthony Siqueiros.
For now, the swim teams at Vail's Mica Mountain and Cienega high schools are getting funding from council member Nikki Lee’s office to help cover the cost of increased pool fees to keep practicing at Clements Swimming Pool.
PHOENIX — The Central Arizona Project’s board authorized its legal counsel to take legal action “if necessary” against a federal plan to cut Arizona’s share of Colorado River water dramatically in coming years.
Arizona is just weeks away from having a court-appointed receiver run the prisons' health system after a court rebuffed the state's request for a delay.
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