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Reported Delayed Medical Attention Leads to Vets Deaths

U.S. Sens. John McCain, Jeff Flake say congressional committees looking into allegations that up to 40 AZ veterans died waiting for appointments.

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House Kills 'Empowerment Scholarships' Bill

Lawmakers reject expansion of state's school voucher program; would have made eligible 120K low-income students.

AZ Illustrated Politics: Friday, April 18, 2014

Bill to expand 'empowerment scholarships" dies in Arizona House; fundraising totals for congressional races; campaigns' "dark money."

AZ Week: TUSD Solar Panels Expected to Save Money

Project may be largest of its kind, aiming to reduce carbon footprint; energy costs down $11M in 20 years.

Machine that produces duplicates vinyl records.

Tucson Artist Keeps Craft of Cutting Records Alive

Popularity of vinyl records has been on the rise for quite some time, but few record collectors have the level of enthusiasm for the medium as Mike Dixon.

We talk to Michael Fenlason, Director of Marketing and Public Relations for the Tucson Museum of Art, Graham Thompson, Intern at the Tucson Museum of Art, and Vanessa Ford, Executive Director of Maker House, about Tucson's art community.

Program Wants More Tucsonans to Make Art

The Arts Speak, a part of the Tucson Museum of Art START program, aims to bring community together, interact.

Restless Artist Finds Joy in Unusual Medium

"Fuddx" is a professional magician and balloon sculptor; he recently won bronze for his individual work at the World Balloon Convention.

row of red houses

Weekly Business Report: Tucson Real Estate Market Changing

Inside Tucson Business Editor Evans discusses week's top stories, including housing, bioscience, start-up competition.

First Downtown Grocery in Decades Opening This Year

Johnny Gibson's Grocery Store will be locally owned, likely to drive other development, officials say.

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AZ Unemployment Rate Stays Flat, Report Shows

Figures for months of February and March at 7.3%; those numbers have not been seen since Sept. 2008.

AHCCCS Work-Rule, Time-Limit Proposal Heading to Brewer

Arizona House gives final approval to bill that would force able-bodied Medicaid recipients to get a job, limit some to a max of five years of insurance.

The border of Nogales, Arizona and Nogales, Mexico is separated by a large brown metal fence.

Murders in Mexico Appear to Drop By 15% Last Year, Analysis Says

Authorities would like to take credit but report's author says that is 'debatable;' certain cartels have established monopolies so no need to fight anyone, he argues.

Fire in Huachuca Mountains Down to 240 Acres

Down from previous estimate of 366 acres; more than 400 people now assigned to the fire including 10 ground crews.

Initial OK for Easier Prosecution in Cases of Assisted Suicide

Arizona Senate gives initial approval of legislation that would facilitate attorneys to prosecute people for manslaughter for assisting in suicide.

Confronting Suicide Part 4: Reporters' Notebook

3 AZPM producers discuss their findings in researching suicide prevention efforts for teens, college students, elderly.

ADOT in Tucson Seeking Passenger Rail Public Input

Proposed train would go from Tucson to Phoenix; agency setting up series of booths around town to hear from people.

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