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Arizona’s Grain Revival Starts With Barrio Bread’s Award-Winning Dough

Arizona’s grain story isn’t just history—it’s being baked fresh each morning. Barrio Bread, led by James Beard Award-winning baker Don Guerra, proves that flavor, community, and ecology can rise together. From Tucson to Phoenix, the bakery’s desert-adapted grains and slow fermentation methods are reviving a regional...
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‘The Winner’s Circle;’ El Tour De Tucson Award Ceremony

It’s been an exciting day for cyclists here at E Tour De Tucson...and here at the winner's circle, today’s winners shared their emotions as they crossed the finish line,
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13 Arizona Hot Dog Joints Still Slinging Secret Chili Recipes Passed Down For Generations

Arizona might be famous for cactus and sunsets, but ask any local where to find real comfort food, and they will point you toward a hot dog stand with a pot of chili bubbling on the back burner. These tiny shops and carts have been ladling the same family recipes...
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Tucson’s Controversial New Draft Law: Criminalizing Public Drug Use to Encourage Offender Rehabilitation

12news.com - 11/19/2025 08:19:00 PM. The Tucson City Council is currently deliberating over a new ordinance that would criminalize public drug use. The main objective of this proposed law is to facilitate the transition of offenders into treatment programs. However, the proposal has sparked a heated debate, with...
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Arizona health care CEO sentenced to 14 years in prison for embezzling $33 million...

An Arizona health care CEO was sentenced to 14 years in prison for embezzling $33 million, authorities revealed on Friday. Kevin Lamorris McKenzie, of Tucson, previously pleaded guilty to conspiracy to conduct wire fraud and embezzlement from a tribal organization, according to the United States Attorney’s Office for...
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Wicker Lights, Bubble Waffles: Teaspoon’s Foothills Debut Refines Tucson Brunch

This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. Brunch got a stylish new address in Tucson’s Foothills. The locally owned standout Teaspoon has expanded beyond its Oracle Road roots, bringing a Parisian‑leaning vibe and a scratch‑made menu to the River Center—inviting a closer look at what’s new, what...
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The Tucson Presidio: As Old as the American Revolution

Did you know Tucson, Arizona, is older than the United States? Built on the northern frontier of New Spain, the fort founded in 1775 connected the region to larger struggles shaping North America. Today, Tucson is in southern Arizona, but when it was established in 1775, the Presidio San Agustín...
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From $2.45 to Thanksgiving dinner

From $2.45 to a full Thanksgiving feast—Patricia Lamb's food assistance journey shows the real impact of SNAP benefits on American families.
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First Alert Forecast: Big changes by Thanksgiving

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) – Scattered showers & storms will stick around through the overnight hours. Tomorrow, weak isolated showers will linger through the early afternoon hours, only peaking in the low 60s. We warm up & dry out by the workweek, with temps topping out in the mid-to-upper 70s by Thanksgiving.
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Authorities investigate reported shooting at college in Tucson

A shelter-in-place has been lifted after reports of shots being fired near Pima Community College in downtown Tucson.

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