Valley fever disproportionately affects minority populations
Tucson Sentinel
by Jack Orleans
6m ago
Valley fever is an infection caused by fungus spores that live in the soil and dust in some areas of the southwestern U.S., and in Arizona, Hispanic, Native American and Black people are more likely to have severe Valley fever than white people ..read more
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13 allegations of candidate petition signature forgery forwarded for possible criminal charges
Tucson Sentinel
by Caitlin Sievers
6m ago
The Az Secretary of State’s Office has referred 13 cases of potential candidate petition signature fraud to the attorney general, including allegations that Republican Rep. Austin Smith personally forged voter signatures and forgeries allegedly by a petition circulator for Rep. Michele Peña ..read more
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Who are the 5 unindicted co-conspirators in Az’s fake elector criminal case?
Tucson Sentinel
by Jerod MacDonald-Evoy
6m ago
A grand jury indicted 18 people in a fake Arizona elector scheme to install Donald Trump as president after he lost the 2020 election, but the indictment also detailed the actions of five unnamed, unindicted co-conspirators, and context clues make it relatively easy to identify who they are ..read more
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Arizona’s pushes space sector’s growth through education, collaboration, economy
Tucson Sentinel
by Vanessa Pimentel
6m ago
Arizona is the fifth-largest employer in aerospace and defense manufacturing, home to over 1,250 supply chain contributors, and the state has become the “global hot spot for emerging technologies and advanced manufacturing ..read more
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Last days: Shod with 84 years of Western tradition, Tucson's Stewart Boot Co. closing
Tucson Sentinel
by Bianca Morales
6m ago
After 53 years of bootmaking, Stewart Boot Company's owner Victor Borg prepares to close the doors. The Tucson business shod Hollywood stars and Southern Arizona cowboys alike, but will come to an end in the next few weeks ..read more
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Over faculty dissent, UA taps ex-University of Florida administrator to be new provost
Tucson Sentinel
by Dylan Smith
3h ago
Despite outspoken faculty opposition, Joseph Glover — a longtime mathematics professor and former high-level administrator for the University of Florida — was announced Friday as the new provost of the University of Arizona ..read more
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Shod with 84 years of Western tradition, Tucson's Stewart Boot Co. closes shop
Tucson Sentinel
by Bianca Morales
20h ago
After 53 years of bootmaking, Stewart Boot Company's owner Victor Borg prepares to close the doors. The Tucson business shod Hollywood stars and Southern Arizona cowboys alike, but will come to an end in the next few weeks ..read more
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Hobbs & Mayes launch website to answer Arizona abortion questions
Tucson Sentinel
by Paul Ingram
20h ago
Weeks after the Arizona Supreme Court upheld a near-total ban on abortion, upending the legal landscape around the medical procedure, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs and Attorney General Kris Mayes unveiled a new website to answer questions and provide information ..read more
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Rex Scott: RTA Next transportation plan inextricably linked to economic development
Tucson Sentinel
by Rex Scott
23h ago
"We are inextricably linked in terms of where we live, work, shop and play. It makes no sense to fail to continue a regional approach to improving infrastructure that benefits all of us." — County Sup. Rex Scott ..read more
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FactCheck: Trump’s partisan spin on TikTok
Tucson Sentinel
by Robert Farley
23h ago
Former President Donald Trump said he wants young voters to know that “Crooked Joe Biden is responsible for banning TikTok,” but a TikTok ban enjoys broad bipartisan support in Congress, and Trump himself tried to ban TikTok as president through an executive order ..read more
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