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Monsoon storms are sending more people to urgent care, here’s why
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Monsoon storms have been kicking up dust, making it a nightmare for people with allergies and asthma. Carbon Health always expects a higher influx of people coming in this time of year struggling to breathe. Still, this really active monsoon is making things much more difficult.
Arizona PBS, Delta Dental of Arizona Foundation to attend 2024 Badges and Backpacks Fun Fiesta
This free event will be held Thursday, August 1, 2024, in Tucson, Arizona. Arizona PBS and the Delta Dental of Arizona Foundation will visit Tucson Convention Center in Tucson, Arizona, to participate in the 2024 Badges and Backpacks Fun Fiesta Event on August 1, 2024. Full event details can be found at azpbs.org/smile.
‘I’m a pretty sore loser’: BMX pro and Tucson native Daleny Vaughn set for Paris Olympics
PHOENIX – For an athlete to make it to the Olympics, it takes a village. Trainers push, facility managers open doors at odd hours and coaches endure almost as many sleepless nights as the athlete. To be an Olympian requires an ecosystem.
2024 monsoon season has been wetter than expected. What can Arizona expect in August?
Arizona has had a wetter monsoon season than meteorologists expected for the summer, but some areas have remained dry. This year's monsoon season was predicted to be even drier than 2023's historically dry season, but much of the state has been close to or above normal rainfall through July, National Weather Service officials said.
2024 Big 12 Win Totals Predictions Part 1
With the nationalization of sports gambling, the public has more access to early season thoughts from Vegas. Back in February, the first Big 12 win totals for the 2024 season were released. But those came out before Spring practices and the Spring transfer portal window closed. That, and likely some action from the public, moved four of those February totals, with three of those numbers going down. This means the public was fading three Big 12 teams early in the Springtime. But with less than 40 days until Colorado opens the 2024 season and all the rosters officially set, it is time to pick some winners. With 16 teams in the conference, we are going to divide up our selection into two parts. All totals referenced are listed on FanDuel.
Tracking former Southern Arizona & Arizona Wildcats baseball players in pros (7/22)
NOTE: This is a compilation of stats involving players from Southern Arizona and the Arizona Wildcats’ program in MLB-sanctioned leagues (MLB and minor leagues). The list does not include players in foreign leagues or independent leagues in the U.S. LOCAL BASEBALL PLAYERS IN THE PROS. Listing of local baseball...
Behind Biden's asylum halt: Migrants must say if they fear deportation, not wait to be asked
Border Patrol agents are breaking from a practice in effect since 1997 by no longer asking migrants if they fear deportation. President Joe Biden's administration suspended asylum at the border last month and doesn’t ask about fears. Migrants must bring it up for a chance to avoid deportation. Immigration advocates call it the “shout test,” suggesting migrants must shout their fears, though agents are taught to respond to nonverbal signs of distress including crying or shaking. It's unclear to what extent the “shout test” is responsible for a decline in border arrests of more than 50%.
Top Democrats who have endorsed Harris
Sweet Tomatoes is set to reopen in Tucson in February. Several exotic animals were rescued from a home in Sierra Vista in early December. Three people have been arrested and accused of running a shoplifting ring out of a Tucson chicken restaurant. Suspect in Arizona City Murder. Updated: Jul. 23,...
AZ Supreme Court: State not responsible for TUSD desegregation expenses
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled Monday that the state does not have to reimburse Pima County for taxes levied for Tucson Unified’s programs stemming from its decades-long desegregation case. TUSD board president Natalie Luna Rose said that the district is figuring out how the ruling will affect them. “It...
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