Tucson's Top Stories: January 30
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Pima County Schools Superintendent Dustin Williams made the announcement the same day Tucson Unified School District provided more details about its plans for handling immigration officials coming onto school campuses.
Public health experts in Arizona, a state already lagging in public health measures for children, say they are especially concerned about Robert F. Kennedy being put in charge of Health and Human Services.
The Arizona House gave preliminary approval Thursday to the proposal that would allow tipped workers to deduct tips from their taxable income.
