Jail data, water use, market shutdown, border wall: 4 takeaways from supervisors meeting
New Pima County data suggests jail-based treatment programs are helping curb overdose deaths — even as a county official’s word choice raised eyebrows at the Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday. The board also heard about a food-access program at risk of disappearing under federal cuts, a sudden spike in water use and supervisors waded into…
Datos sobre la cárcel, uso del agua, cierre del mercado y muro fronterizo durante Junta de Supervisores
Nuevos datos del condado de Pima sugieren que los programas de tratamiento dentro de las cárceles están ayudando a reducir…
For the love and the game: What it means for Tucsonans to watch the World Cup together
Fans from across the world are filling cities, stadiums, bars, restaurants, homes and community spaces this summer to see one…
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