For Star subscribers: Out-of-state operators banned elsewhere from selling puppy mill puppies are setting up shop in the Grand Canyon State, which still allows such sales, an Arizona Daily Star investigation found.
Carol Ann Alaimo
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Carol Ann Alaimo joined the Arizona Daily Star in 1999 but has been an investigative reporter for more than 30 years. She has won numerous journalism awards in the U.S. and Canada. In 2003, she was a war correspondent in Iraq and was a Knight-Wallace fellow in Michigan in 2008.
An average Tucson homeowner will pay an extra $6.25 a month for garbage pickup and an additional $4.56 a month for water by mid-2023 under changes approved by Tucson City Council.
La Junta de Supervisores aprobó $1.7 millones para aumentos salariales y $330,000 en un espacio alquilado para cientos de camas de refugio.
El esfuerzo de redistribución de distritos tiene como objetivo abordar los desequilibrios demográficos causados por el crecimiento.
The Board of Supervisors approved $1.7 million for pay hikes and $330,000 on a rented space for hundreds more shelter beds.
Redistricting effort aims to address population imbalances caused by growth.
Days before leaving office, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich rules new city ordinance is illegal.
El Concejo Municipal de Tucsón continúa buscando socios para cubrir los costos de mantener el transporte público gratuito de forma permanente.
Tucson City Council continues search for partners to cover an estimated $10 million a year funding gap if fare-free transit becomes permanent.