Tucson's Top Stories: June 14
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A University of Arizona Native American faculty group wants one administrator removed and another reinstated, and says it can't recommend UA to Native students under the current leadership. Â
Sylvia Lee, who was appointed to the Pima County Board for about a year, threw a drink toward the court of a contentious UA basketball game, hitting people and equipment, a campus police report says.
Tim Steller's column: Demand details before approving Tucson area's data-center dealFor Star subscribers: The Pima County Board of Supervisors is set to vote Tuesday on selling land for a huge data center development. The investment is tempting, but the impacts are still too unclear.Â
