July 27 recap: Tucson news you may have missed today
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A pregnant Colombian woman was released from ICE detention three weeks after alleging a Border Patrol agent violently assaulted her during her arrest near Douglas.
If you’re the type of person who gets excited when Halloween decorations start showing up in stores before summer is even over, this date nigh…
Courtney Slanaker of the Red Cross Southern Arizona chapter attributes the current blood shortage to factors including summer travel, school closures, and natural disasters, which lower donor turnout. The organization stresses the urgency of steady, year-round donations to maintain blood supply and patient care.
The federal government is expected to approve a water cut proposal from California, Arizona, and Nevada, but additional deeper cuts could follow, severely impacting Arizona’s water supplies including the Central Arizona Project and agricultural areas like Yuma.
Masked Phoenix muralist Price Goodman reveals how he built an art career, protects his identity and plans to mentor the next generation of artists.
Savannah Guthrie renewed her plea for information about her mother Nancy, who disappeared six months ago, as authorities continue investigating without publicly identifying a suspect.
Despite success, Arizona’s Tommy Lloyd keeps his ego in checkGreg Hansen’s notebook: Despite the success of Arizona men’s basketball’s season, coach Tommy Lloyd stays down to earth.
The Energy Department authorized Southwest Power Pool to deploy idle generators across 17 states as extreme heat raises the risk of rotating blackouts.
WASHINGTON — The recently enacted law that restricts large investors from gobbling up single-family homes isn’t the only way some in Congress …
The Trump administration’s homeland security chief threatened state and local election officials with jail time earlier this month if they kno…