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A Tucson hospital is closing its doors a year after Trump’s cuts
The closure will lay off 99 workers, making it the 10th Arizona health care facility to shutter since the law passed.
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Arizona’s iconic saguaros are being threatened. These are the perpetrators
Invasive species are a major fire risk factor for saguaros and the wildlife that coexist with them.
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New housing law aims to cut red tape and lower costs for Arizona homebuyers
Called the most ambitious housing legislation since the 1980s, the bill lays out more than 40 changes to help in building and buying homes.
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In Arizona, the worst floods start as wildfires—and climate change is fueling both
When wildfires strip the land bare and bake the soil, monsoon storms can run straight off those areas and turn into flash floods and debris flows.
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Your weekly guide to taking action in Arizona (July 17-23)
A weekly roundup of Arizona events, protests, canvasses, meetings, and community gatherings happening across the state from Friday, July 17, through Thursday, July 23.
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10 things to do in Tucson that are off the beaten path
From learning about new cultures to international dance parties to soaring in a hot air balloon, you’ll be plenty entertained with these things to do in Tucson.
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7 news stories and resources for Phoenix renters this week (July 15)
From news about a federal housing bill becoming law to the best US cities for renting, here’s a quick recap of helpful links for Phoenix renters this week.
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3 Phoenix rentals that caught our eye on Zillow this week (July 15)
Here are some Phoenix rental listings we found this week featuring below-average rent, a three-car garage, and a dramatic bathroom.
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4 upcoming neighborhood events in Phoenix (July 15)
Looking to build community in Phoenix? Start with these neighborhood events this month.
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Iran’s World Cup no-show in Tucson costs Pima County six figures
Iran’s national team was set to train in Tucson ahead of the World Cup. Wartime tension and visa delays sent the team to Mexico instead — leaving Pima County with a six-figure bill.
