Tucson's Top Stories: April 23
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Tim Steller's column: Tucson feds dragged out U.S. citizen's faulty detentionFor Star subscribers: Jose Hermosillo may have been to blame for his initial detention for illegal entry in Tucson, but it shouldn't have taken 10 days to release a U.S. citizen from custody.
Arizona senior standout Devyn Netz will have the opportunity to continue her softball career as a professional after receiving one of 12 “golden tickets” from the Athletes Unlimited Softball League.
A replacement process has been set for the impending resignation of Tucson Councilman Richard Fimbres.
