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Evidence of the Horseshoe Two Fire at Chiricahua National Monument.

Federal Forest Officials Prepare For Wildfire Season

USDA head of natural resources talks about new partnerships and controlled burns

U.S., State Tax Returns Due by Midnight Tuesday

Filing day upon us, but what do you do if you can’t pay?

Kimberly Craft interviews Roy Flores Ph.D., Chancellor of Pima Community College.

Ex-PCC Chancellor to Begin Retirement Ahead of Schedule

Dr. Roy Flores will leave the college at the end of June

Consumers Paying More for Food Than Last Year

Latest food price survey shows 6 percent increase in prices from 2011

Arizona Illustrated: Political Roundtable for Friday, April 13, 2012

Host Jim Nintzel leads discussion looking at the latest controversy over Mexican American Studies, the resignation of Rep. Daniel Patterson and more

Multilingual Symposium Brings International Scholars To UA

Scholars will examine the role of multilingualism in identity, governance and policy

AZ Gasoline Prices Fall; Tucson is Lowest

State average at $3.87, second straight week of decline

20-Week Abortion Ban Become AZ Law

Related measure would strip Planned Parenthood of state pass-along fed funding

House Gives Tentative Approval to Religious Objection Bill

Bill would allow state-licensed professionals, such as attorneys, to opt out of providing certain services

Senate OKs Contraception Insurance Bill

Legislation to limit coverage of contraception on religious grounds resurrected

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Bill for Public School Bible Class Goes to Brewer

Senate's 21-9 party-line vote would allow elective high school course

Robert C. Beverly, writer of "Shackles", describes the play as a part of a personal quest to remove the feelings of bitterness and resentment he felt about his own life.

Theater: A Slave to One's Emotions

Tucsonan working on a new play, 'Shackles,' that addresses age-old theme

Penny Germain, the Tombstone Rose Festival coordinator, talks about the Tombstone Rose Festival being held on April 13th.

Stop and Smell the Roses, in Tombstone

Flower festival: softer side to the town too tough to die

Mark Marty Pagel, PhD, a UA Cancer Center expert will receive a $2 million grant from the National Institute of Health to study the effectiveness of baking soda therapy to treat breast cancer.

Can Baking Soda Battle Breast Cancer?

Tucson researcher receives $2 million grant to explore a new medical possibility

University of Arizona Town Hall

University finances, academic excellence and the future of the UA

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Patterson Replacement Process Begins

Rep. Daniel Patterson resigned from office Wednesday as an independent, so another independent voter will replace him

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