Governor’s Office on Tribal Relations renewed until 2032
After months of uncertainty, the fate of the Governor’s Office on Tribal Relations is finally clear after Governor Katie Hobbs signed a law passed on the final day of the legislature’s annual session that allows the office to operate until 2032. “We’re glad that this has finally been resolved, and our work can continue now…
Hobbs vetoes bill that would have gutted educators’ shared governance with university executives
Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed the controversial “shared governance” bill, House Bill 2735, that would have stripped historical language in the current statutes to weaken the governing power of faculty and…
UA reveals results of new audits on financial health of athletics and global campus
University of Arizona officials announced changes to the athletics department — including cutting $500,000 in administrative costs and moving the marching band under a different department — and detailed how…
100-mile dust storm blankets Tucson
Tucsonans awoke on the first day of summer to find the usual morning views of the Rincon and Santa Catalina mountains were blocked by thick clouds of dust and haze.…
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Una tormenta de polvo de 100 millas cubre Tucson
Los habitantes de Tucson se despertaron el primer día del verano y encontraron que las vistas matutinas habituales de las…
Voters have a few days left to sign a petition to put the Arizona Abortion Access Act on the ballot
Supporters of the Arizona Abortion Access Act who are registered to vote have less than a week to sign the…
Queda menos de una semana para firmar la petición para incluir la Ley de Acceso al Aborto de Arizona en la boleta
Los partidarios de la Ley de Acceso al Aborto de Arizona que están registrados para votar tienen menos de una…
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