Pascua Yaqui’s third casino is set to open on Tucson's west side on Nov. 15.
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- Gabriela Rico
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The Pascua Yaqui Tribe is set to open its new casino on Tucson's west side in November.
- Jasmine Creighton
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Tucson is celebrating America's 250th Independence Day with fireworks and fun.
- Elvia Verdugo
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The University of Arizona’s football stadium, which opened nearly a century ago, has expanded over generations into a major Tucson sports landmark and enduring symbol of Wildcats football history.
- Jasmine Creighton
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The first casino in Tucson's city limits will have 924 slot machines and will create 500 jobs, Casino Del Sol says.
- Arizona Daily Star
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A 30-year-old Tucson man who pleaded guilty to two counts of abusive sexual contact with a minor was sentenced to 18 years in a federal prison and a lifetime of probation, prosecutors say.
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Looking ahead to Tucson's new and cool for '26- Cathalena E. Burch, Gabriela Rico and Jamie Donnelly Arizona Daily Star
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Our first casino within city limits, a midtown Trader Joe's, our first Bass Pro Shops, new restaurants, luxury apartments — they're all on tap for 2026.
- Cathalena E. Burch, Gabriela Rico and Jamie Donnelly Arizona Daily Star
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Our first casino within city limits, a midtown Trader Joe's, our first Bass Pro Shops, new restaurants, luxury apartments — they're all on tap for 2026.
- John Marinaro Special to the Arizona Daily Star
The University of Arizona opted for a stadium naming-rights deal that feels expedient rather than visionary.
- Greg Hansen
Greg Hansen's notebook: Selling naming rights for Arizona football's stadium to a Pascua Yaqui Tribe enterprise makes sense financially and historically, but there's a right way to do it.
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