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TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The University of Arizona confirms it will lay off43 staff members due to SNAP-Ed funding cuts. The university says that is about $6 million in annual funds. The funding was eliminated from the federal budget by Congress, meaning the program will end after September 30.

"They are cowards who know what they are doing is wrong." Hiker airs frustrations after discovering concerning trend in protected parks: 'This is why we can't have nice things' first appeared on The Cool Down .

"It’s disappointing." Schools race to save widely supported projects under threat of 'Big Beautiful Bill': 'At this point, everybody's holding their breath' first appeared on The Cool Down .

Southern Arizona's first Trauma Recovery Center offers free mental health services to violent crime survivors

The annual Tower Challenge climb honors lives lost and supports first responders and military from the September 11th attacks 24 years ago.

People all across the country, including hundreds of students at Legacy Traditional School – Northwest Tucson, are remembering and honoring the nearly 3,000 lives lost on this day, 24 years ago

Residents at the Oasis Apartments in midtown Tucson say they have been forced to live with broken air conditioning, rodent infestations and unsafe structural issues

PHOENIX -- Arizona is going to require workers to be paid at least $15.15 an hour starting next year. New figures Thursday from the Bureau of Labor Statistics show that year-over-year

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Mayes’s office says Sixth Avenue Suites Apartments, Spanish Trail Suites, Oasis Apartments, and Eucalyptus Apartments subjected their residents to a lack of air conditioning, asbestos exposure, rampant mold growth, exposed wires, rodent and pest infestations, and broken windows, roof tiles and doorways. The...