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đŸŒ” Public Power Is Possible in Tucson — The Independent Study Proves It

Tucson’s electric utility, TEP — owned by Canadian megacorp Fortis Inc. 🇹🇩💰 — just paid for a study claiming public power would cost billions. 💾🛑. Problem? đŸ€” The independent study the City đŸ™ïž commissioned says the exact opposite: it’s feasible, legal, and would save the average household over $1,000 a year...
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‘CreSer belongs to the community’: This nonprofit is providing resources and a safe space...

TUCSON – Nersa Morimoto has participated in CreSer’s weekly support group, “Una Tacita de TĂ© Para El Alma” (A Cup of Tea for the Soul), since October. Through the group, she has found women she can confide in, trust and be herself around. That was...
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Record setting heat continues through the weekend before cooler air arrives next week

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Record heat remains likely across southern Arizona all through the weekend before some cooler air arrives early in the week. In Tucson, high temperatures will continue to climb into the lower 90s for Saturday and Sunday which would break the daily record high temperatures for each day.
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Affordable housing development breaks ground in Nogales

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The North 32 affordable housing development broke ground in Nogales on Friday, Feb. 27. The project will put up 32 single-family homes and is expected to be completed by June. The goal of the project is to create more affordable housing in Nogales, particularly for first-time home buyers...
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Bandaging Bullfighters and Bronc riders: meet the medics behind rodeo sports

Jenny Allen and the volunteer Justin Sportsmedicine Team spend their rodeo weekends in a cramped mobile clinic treating any rodeo pro who walks through their doors.
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Mexican Consulate in Brownsville offering health screenings

The Mexican consulate in South Texas is pairing up with a South Texas health organization to offer basic health services to those north of the border from its consular offices.
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Tucson’s Safe City initiative aims to link people to help. Arrests still drive the...

Officer Frank Oviedo pulled up next to the parking lot of a Speedy Cash on the corner of Grant and Alvernon. Five people sat cross-legged on the asphalt, the youngest crying as officers asked basic questions and wrote their names on white notepads. “You’re driving around looking for instances where...
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Plant Stravaganza on Tumamoc Hill

Get ready to celebrate desert life at the Plant Stravaganza, a community gathering designed for plant lovers, families, and curious minds. The free event will take place 8–11 a.m. on March 7, 2026, at the base of Tumamoc Hill near the Tumamoc Historic Boathouse. Visitors can connect with local...
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One critical following Pima County bee attack

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - A bee attack in Pima County sent one person to the hospital in critical condition. The Santa Rita Fire District says crews responded to a bee swarm attack in the area of Interstate 19 and Esperanza Boulevard just before noon on Friday, Feb. 27. That’s...
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Sydney’s Sweet Shoppe brings in new treats with new Northside Location

Sydney's Sweet Shoppe, the Tucson-favorite local bakery and Black-owned business, is expanding to a new location at Oracle and Ina Road, serving the treats Tucson already knows and loves.

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