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Education funding and the looming threat of water shortages were among the key issues Gov. Doug Ducey emphasized in his State of the State add…
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Tucson Mayor Jonathan Rothschild announced last month that he would not seek a third term. Inside Tucson Business caught up with Rothschild to find out why he’s ready to step down, what he still wants to get done and the biggest challenges facing Tucson’s next mayor.
With a major research university right in our back yard, a strong military presence and innovative companies spread throughout the metro region, there’s often a plethora of interesting science and technology news to be found in Southern Arizona. Here’s a breakdown of the most interesting rec…
Territorial-era Tucson was a wholly different world than what we know today, with a few thousand hardy souls back then kicking up dust on unpaved downtown streets waiting for the arrival of the Iron Horse that would begin the transformation of the town into the thriving metropolis it is toda…
Many of us start the new year off with a resolution to focus on our health and fitness. The trick to sticking with your resolution is to create simple habits that fit into your lifestyle. These small changes can lead to positive results in the long run, without any fad diets or dangerous wei…
Tumamoc Hill will close later this month to accommodate a complete repaving of the 1.5-mile long road leading to the top.
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