Tucson's Top Stories: June 3
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South Tucson will eliminate its grocery tax starting July 1, a move city leaders say will help residents struggling with rising costs and encourage a new supermarket to open in the city. The decision comes even as officials grapple with a projected budget deficit and concerns about funding essential services.
A new bill restricts how vaping products can be packaged, with specific prohibitions on using cartoon characters and celebrity images for promotion.
American Airlines is temporarily suspending one Phoenix route and ending another seasonal route earlier than planned as airlines respond to higher jet fuel costs. The changes come as travelers face rising airfares and increased baggage fees tied to ongoing pressures on the airline industry.
