Tucson's Top Stories: February 5
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Tim Steller's column: Arizona's representatives weak before Musk's power grabFor Star subscribers: Southern Arizona's representatives in Congress haven't risen to the challenge as Elon Musk seizes their power and the American people's data and funding.Â
The largest utility companies in Arizona — Tucson Electric Power, Arizona Public Service and Salt River Project — say a new nuclear reactor could be operating in the state in about two decades to help meet growing power demands.
Lawmaker wants to cut eligibility for jobless benefits in Arizona.
