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Arizona Water Summit to Explore the State’s Water Future

Water is at the center of Arizona’s future, and local and state leaders will gather in Tucson on August 28 to discuss how the state can protect and manage its most essential resource. The Southern Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce will host the Arizona Water Summit: Securing Tomorrow’s Most...
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Grab your tickets for the 24th annual Primavera Cooks Dining Series 🍽️

The Primavera Foundation is hosting its 24th annual Primavera Cooks Dining Series, where participants can indulge in a delicious dinner or shadow the chefs themselves to help end homelessness. For the past two decades, the Primavera Foundation, a local nonprofit dedicated to creating pathways out of poverty, has used t
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Arizona’s Teacher Residency Program helps keep educators in the classroom

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - When it became clear last spring Ruben Rosthenhausler would lose his job as manager of the Berger Performing Arts Center, he told himself to remain open to all possibilities. There was lots to be grateful for even after he learned the Arizona State Schools for...
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Monsoon may bring more heavy rain for the middle of the week before taking...

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Monsoon will continue to bring a good chance of rain to southern Arizona as we go through the middle of the week with the possibility of more localized flooding. We may even see some rare early morning thunderstorms to start Wednesday and Thursday as some...
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A preview of the new casino at I-10 and Grant

The Pascua Yaqui Tribe offered a media tour of the new casino nearing completion in Tucson near I-10 and Grant.
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BENDING THE CURVE: Arizona school board didn’t follow letter grade law for 8 years

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Arizona’s school letter grading system can give parents a misleading picture of school performance — a concern first raised by 13 Investigates two years ago and now echoed by an independent state audit that also found the State Board of Education failed to comply with parts of state law for ei
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Commercial Real Estate 08-11-26

1. Avia 266, a 267-unit multifamily community at 1366 S. Country Club Dr. in Mesa, recently sold for $52.4M. The buyer, ColRich, purchased the property from Geringer Capital. Matt Pesch, Asher Gunter and Austin Groen of CBRE represented the seller. The community will be rebranded as The Remy. 2. Hayden...
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Tenet Equity Acquires Houghton Town Center Site for $2.82 Million for Mountainside Fitness

TUCSON, ARIZONA (Aug. 11, 2026) — Tenet Equity Funding SPE II LLC purchased approximately 3.41 acres at Houghton Town Center in southeast Tucson for $2.819 million, where a new Mountainside Fitness center is planned. The sale closed July 17, 2026, for $2,819,391. The acquisition includes Lots 44, 45 and...
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Arizona DPS Debuts First Crisis Dog Daisy, Deploys Her on Tucson SWAT Call

A four-month-old Australian Labradoodle named Daisy has become the Arizona Department of Public Safety's first-ever crisis response canine, and she's already proven her worth on the job. Assigned to the agency's Crisis Negotiations Team, Daisy is trained to calm victims, survivors, family members, and witnesses during
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Tucson council votes 6-1 to bar data centers over 20 MW within half a...

Tension: Tucson residents wanted a ban; the council wanted defensible regulation. Arizona’s property-rights law made the stricter option the legal one. Noise: The easy read is that Tucson blocked data centers or that Tucson caved to the industry. Neither describes what the ordinance actually does. Direct Message: The o

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