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Many people have questions about voting, as indicated by the 20-item Frequently Asked Question list on the Pima County Recorder’s website. We’ve broken down the top 10 questions we hear the most.
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How a local coffee shop plans to activate the City of South Tucson
The couple behind South Tucson's Luna y Sol cafe are hosting one of five community hubs at Sunday’s Cyclovia event.
Marana and Green Valley voters to decide school district funding
Today, we're breaking down the override questions on the ballots of voters in the Marana Unified and Continental Elementary school districts.
Obama makes waves during long-awaited return to Tucson
Former President Barack Obama delivered a fiery and impassioned speech to a crowd of 7,000 on Friday, taking several shots at Republican candidate and former President Donald Trump.
Pima County, Tucson officials move forward with wildlife protection plans
Pima County and Tucson officials have taken big steps in recent years to nurture area wildlife and show no signs of slowing down anytime soon.
Tucsonans turn out to march against Prop. 314
Last Friday, dozens of Tucsonans took to the streets to march against Prop. 314 and to ask politicians to implement the types of interventions that Gallego and Vice President Kamala Harris have suggested.
Spain seeking Pima County’s District 1 seat in 2020 rematch
The District 1 Pima County Supervisor race between Republican Steve Spain and Democratic incumbent Rex Scott is a 2020 rematch.
Tucson Water hits milestone in forever chemical testing
Earlier this year, Tucson Water hit a milestone when it analyzed its 10,000th sample for PFAS contamination, 15 years after it began testing in 2009.
Tucson family unites passion and heritage to create trio of businesses
Di Luna Candles began as a pandemic quarantine project for owner María-José Cortés, who was inspired by her mother's entrepreneurial spirit.
