Local Headlines
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The R.O.S.E. Center offers a multitude of services, without sobriety or ID requirements.
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When the race was called Thursday afternoon, Mendoza held 53% of the vote, beating Ciscomani by about 8 percentage points.
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Unofficial election results show incumbent Val Romero is losing to second-time board candidate Pilar Acosta Ruiz.
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As of Wednesday afternoon, 55% of Tucson voters opposed Proposition 421 and 45% voting for it.
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Recent Podcast Episodes
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More races from Tuesday’s election are decided; Citizen poll watchers are pleased with the process; Tucson’s all souls day honors the dead; and more...
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The anticipated “Blue Wave” hit the 2026 midterm elections as some polling predicted. The Press Room’s panel of journalists reflects on Latino representation, and the impact of Latino voters, particularly in the borderlands.
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Stars of I-MOM-SO-HARD share the humor and challenges of parenting; the comedy and controversy behind “Eureka Day” at Invisible Theatre; the story behind a mural celebrating influential women of the Southwest; and the story of a Tucson family’s survival on a borderland farm in the mid-20th century.
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MRSA is blamed for thousands of deaths in the United States each year. Could copper be a solution?
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