Tucson's Top Stories: April 20
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But Arizona prosecutors counter the two Cochise County supervisors engaged in a conspiracy "to create chaos" and "obstruct the election."
U of A program gets unorthodox teacher hopefuls into classroomsFor Star subscribers: Upon completion of the UA's Pathways to Teaching program, students earn a Bachelor of Arts in Education, majoring in elementary education with an ESL endorsement.
For Star subscribers: The 100-Acre Wood, the site of Tucson's largest homeless camp, is to be partially cleared out in early May. New plans for mountain-bike trails spell the community's eventual doom.
