Tucson's Top Stories: February 14
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The woman who resigned as head of NAACP chapter in 2015 after mispresenting herself as Black was working for Catalina Foothills in Tucson until officials learned Tuesday of social media content under her current name.
"Transformative" $500,000 partnership will support the PCC Center of Excellence in Health Professions.
The 29-year-old man ran from officers as he was being arrested on suspicion of DUI, then died in a shootout with police.
