Tucson's Top Stories: June 28
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The Arizona Legislature and Gov. Katie Hobbs have cut Pima Community College programs focused on adult education and workforce training by $1.5 million.
A former Tucson resident will serve three years' probation for defrauding the state when she moved to Texas and continued to draw thousands of dollars from Arizona's universal school voucher program.
The U.S. Supreme Court decision allowing the Trump administration to strip legal protections from Haitian and Syrian migrants could have ripple effects for thousands in Arizona with Temporary Protected Status, who advocates say face life-threatening conditions in their home countries.
