Tucson's Top Stories: June 19
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A 36-year-old Phoenix mother of six died after shooting herself at a Motel 6 where she had been living with her children. Doctors delivered her baby a month early, and the newborn remains hospitalized. Family members are now caring for her children as they cope with the loss and seek community support.
Grocery giant Kroger plans to put Tucson Foods' new Sonoran breakfast wraps in area Fry's stores. Could be the first step toward national distribution.Â
A Venezuelan asylum seeker with active Temporary Protected Status remains detained at Arizona’s Eloy Detention Center nearly nine months after her arrest. Court filings show a federal government attorney acknowledged she cannot be detained based on her immigration status, but she is still awaiting a judge’s ruling on her release.
