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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.''
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A 69-year-old hiker died Monday in Catalina State Park, authorities say.
The data center plan envisions eight buildings on 160 acres south of Tucson in the town of Sahuarita.
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The proposed changes come shortly after new documents confirmed plans of another proposed data center in Sahuarita known as Project Gravel
Arizona basketball’s Big 12 schedule misses the old rivalry feel | Greg HansenGreg Hansen’s notebook: The lack of home-and-home series feels like a step backward for college hoops fans who loved the classic yearly battles.
They cut the ribbon and popped the proverbial cork when Tucson GastroPark debuted last April to host the opening reception of the 18th annual …
No. 12 Pusch Ridge looks to win its fourth game of the year against another ranked opponent this Friday as the Eagles travel south to face the Lions in a Top 15 matchup.
Arizona is last in the Big 12 in rushing offense. Running the football “is an absolute priority” this week against Washington State.