Upping the stakes in a political feud over the 2020 election, Rep. Mark Finchem, R-Oro Valley, is suing a Democratic lawmaker, charging she "smeared'' his name.

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Click here for updates on this story    TUCSON, Arizona (Arizona Daily Star) —  Mari Katherine Scruggs carries her laptop as she walks around her classroom, peeking over her students’ shoulders as they work on their own laptops at their desks.She reminds a couple of the eighth graders — for a second time — to take off their hats. One student demonstrates his annoyance, tossing it on the desk in front of him.Scruggs’ classroom on Tucson’s southea…

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TUCSON (KVOA)  - School districts across Arizona are returning to in-person learning., but many parents are choosing to keep their students at home. One thing that won't be done remotely this year is the AZM2 test. The Arizona Department of Education says it is urging schools to work with families and prioritize safety for the in person test.

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It's the time of year in Tucson when our citrus trees go from being a pleasure to a burden as people race to harvest the fruit before it falls off or goes bad. There are lots of ways to deal…

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TUCSON (KVOA) - On Feb. 19, the Arizona Department of Health Services said it would send more than $14 million to Pima County to help defray the costs of Coronavirus testing.That money is part of a $100 million package to be sent to Arizona's 15 counties to aid in covering the expenses of COVID-19 testing.Tuesday afternoon, county leaders said they have yet to see any of that money.

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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (Ivanhoe Newswire) --- Studies show as many as 15 to 20 percent of kindergarten students are socially rejected or ostracized by peers. With many students learning remotely during the pandemic, parents are worried that kids who were already having peer difficulties could backslide. Learn what teachers and parents can do.Dawna Miller has lots of mom experience. She’s an adoptive parent of eight.

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Abigail Rose HanleyAbigail Rose Hanley celebrated becoming a Bat Mitzvah on May 22, 2021 at Congregation Or Chadash. She is the daughter of Todd and Rebecca Hanley and granddaughter of Richard and Shana Oseran and Pat Dale, all of whom live in Tucson. Abigail attends the Gregory School, where she is on the honor roll. She enjoys horseback riding, dance, theatre, and engineering.

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