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Danny Sax/AZPMAccessing maternity care in rural Southern Arizona poses serious challenges, and federal Medicaid cuts could threaten the future of care for families and communities. -
Jason Hoefer / AZPM NewsThe University of Arizona football with Utah could be delayed after the FAA grounded all flights in the U.S. Friday. -
(AP Photo/Seth Wenig, File)The ground stop was being imposed “due to extraordinary circumstances and for reasons of safety,” according to the notice. -
Source, NvidiaColette Kress graduated from the University of Arizona in 1989. She will serve as interim CEO of the embattled American tech company until a permanent successor is selected.
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Tensions continue to rise over two of the Tucson area’s most contentious issues: immigration and mining. Also: the challenges of having a baby in rural southern Arizona.
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The Press Room's panel of journalists discusses access to maternal health care in rural southern Arizona. Plus, an update on migrant families living amid ICE detention. And a look at how the incoming class of legislators following the 'Blue Wave' in this midterm election cycle might influence immigration policy.
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The Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act would overhaul environmental laws and make it easier to build energy infrastructure projects. -
At Tuesday’s study session, the board outlined ways they might address a looming budget deficit in the next fiscal year. -
Hundreds of Santa Cruz County residents turned out for a community meeting on the checkpoint expansion. One noticeable absence? The Border Patrol agent who’d been slated to attend. -
The 4.5-acre exhibit will be the largest addition to the zoo since 2012. -
With added screens and a new executive director, the 16th Loft Film Festival will give out its first screenwriting award. -
Environmental groups federal agencies in September, challenging their approval of ancillary infrastructure projects like a power transmission line and access road on public land. -
Beginning in 2025, the Trump administration has largely restricted the U.S. refugee resettlement program. But the IRC’s Tucson office is continuing to work with refugees who’ve arrived in recent years. -
Hobbs, along with Lieutenant Governor-elect John Giles, outlined the priorities of her second term at a small rally Friday. -
Tucson is planning one of the first bus rapid transit lines in the state to serve one of the city's busiest transit corridors. Bus rapid transit, known as BRT, serves more people and runs more often with buses having their own dedicated lanes separate from the rest of traffic. -
Moe Asnani, a veteran of the recreational cannabis industry, says “adaptive reuse” is a possible future for data centers in Arizona.
An all-new podcast exploring the challenges of accessing maternity care in rural Arizona and what’s at stake for families, providers and communities.
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