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Les Miserables Finale

Valjean and Marius flee the barricades through the sewers. Javert’s story reaches its conclusion.

Early Poll Shows Kelly and McSally in a Tie

A polling firm looked at how voters are leaning more than a year before the election.

Call the Midwife Season 8 Finale

Join the Turners as they prepare to say goodbye to May. Sister Hilda helps a young cancer patient.

Offbeat. the High Art of the Underground Beat Scene

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Midsomer Murders Season 14: The Night of the Stag

The body of a missing tax inspector is found floating in the cider vat at Midsomer Abbas spring fair.

UA Athlete On Successes On and Off the Court

Lindsey Malecha is a basketball player and aspiring surgeon.

Public Asked to Share Input on Proposal for Interstate 11

ADOT's preferred route calls for a new corridor west of Tucson.

UA President on What's Next After Forum on Free Speech

The event followed protests demanding Border Patrol be banned from campus.

UA President; Interstate 11 Hearings; Student Athlete

University of Arizona President Bobby Robbins discusses the role of free speech on campus.

Tucson Community Prepares for Monastery Shelter Closure

The Benedictine Monastery has become the largest city shelter, but will close in July.

McSally Gets Commitment for Funds to Build Health Clinics on Tribal Lands

The senator expressed concern that the decreased funding in the 2020 budget would impact construction.

Departing Students' Stuff Headed to Tucson Thrift Stores

The Salvation Army is getting the household items UA dorm dwellers leave behind.

Grijalva Pushes to Modernize 147-Year-Old Mining Law

The U.S. representative from Tucson is spearheading an effort to reform the nation's hard-rock mining laws.

'Bike Ranch' Proposed Across From Saguaro National Park East

The Pima County Board of Supervisors will vote later this month whether to approve the development in the park's buffer zone.

Shakespeare & Hathaway: The Rascal Cook

Frank and Lu feel the heat in the kitchen when they investigate a campaign of culinary sabotage.

National Park Service Approves Grand Canyon Pipeline Project

About 20,000 people daily rely on the water carried by the current line for drinking, cooking and firefighting.

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