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Top Tucson News

In Arizona Borderlands, a Sacred Saguaro Harvest Marks the Tohono O’odham’s New Year

Arizona · Arizona

In Arizona Borderlands, a Sacred Saguaro Harvest Marks the Tohono O’odham’s New Year

60% Center coverage: 54 sources

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Cousins Tanisha Tucker Lohse and Maria Francisco set off from their desert camp around dawn on most early summer days, in search of ripe fruit from the towering saguaro cactus, an icon of the Southwest that is crucial to the Tohono O’odham Nation’s spirituality. One plucks the small, thorn-covered fruits called “bahidaj” with a 10-foot-long (3-meter-long) stick made with a saguaro rib as the other catches them in a bucket. T…See the Story

A Tohono O’odham Family Integrates Catholic and Native Beliefs in the Arizona Desert

Catholic Church · Arizona

A Tohono O’odham Family Integrates Catholic and Native Beliefs in the Arizona Desert

50% Left coverage: 30 sources

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — On St. John the Baptist’s feast day in late June, an extended Tohono O’odham family attends Mass out at their desert camp…See the Story

Conservationists raise concerns with border wall expanding across scenic grasslands

Border Wall · Arizona

Conservationists raise concerns with border wall expanding across scenic grasslands

91% Center coverage: 23 sources

A new stretch of border wall will soon be built through the San Rafael Valley, southeast Arizona's last major open space for cross-border wildlife migration, and a place where humans are rarely seen.See the Story

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RNC sues over Arizona voter registration law

Low coverage from Left Sources

RNC sues over Arizona voter registration law

DOJ Considers Criminal Charges for State Officials over Election Integrity Policies: ‘No Option Off the Table’

No coverage from Right Sources

DOJ Considers Criminal Charges for State Officials over Election Integrity Policies: ‘No Option Off the Table’

Cult leader Chris Brain abused position to sexually assault 'staggering number of women', court hears

57% Center coverage: 14 sources

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Arpaio Says Obama Birth Certificate Is Certainly Fake

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

PHOENIX - Investigators for Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's volunteer posse have declared that President Obama's birth certificate is definitely fraudulent.Barack Obama · Kaufman See the Story

Fourth military zone established in Arizona under the Marine Corps

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

The military has established a fourth defense zone along the U.S. border with Mexico — creating a strip of land in Arizona where anyone crossing the border is subject to charges of trespassing on military property as well as border crossing violations.Military · Arizona See the Story

DOJ Considers Criminal Charges for State Officials over Election Integrity Policies: ‘No Option Off the Table’

Coverage: 6 sources

The Department of Justice is considering whether it can charge local or state election officials who don’t adhere to Trump administration standards on voting security. The Trump administration is reportedly driving the effort forward based on its skepticism about the…Pam Bondi · United States See the Story

Family tradition: Bob LeMoine Jr. continues father’s rodeo legacy as he becomes committee chairman

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

SPOONER – There’s a new trail boss for the 71st Spooner Heart of the North Rodeo. After 38 years of incredible leadership, Dick Fankhauser has stepped away, turning over the job of Spooner Rodeo Committee chairman to Bob LeMoine Jr.Spooner · Spooner See the Story

Legal Win for Tucson Neighborhood over Navajo Wash Homeless Camps

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - The Hedrick Acres Neighborhood Association (HANA) has won an appeal against the City of Tucson regarding homeless camps in Navajo Wash.See the Story

On a Beach in Mexico, Endangered Turtles Live Among the Remains of a Spacex Rocket.

100% Center coverage: 11 sources

By Ivonne Valdes, Max Saltman, Ana Melgar and Isa Cardona, CNN Debris washes up in the wake of rockets: melted plastic, aluminum, and bits of blue adhesive. It all washes up on the sand of Bagdad Beach in northern Tamaulipas, Mexico, home to an endangered species of sea turtle. Just across the border is Starbase, the launch pad and base for SpaceX. Since November, Conibio Global, a small non-governmental organization, has taken on a challenging …SpaceX · Tamaulipas See the Story

Arizona Democrats will bypass struggling state party in midterms, with key races on ballot

59% Center coverage: 17 sources

PHOENIX (AP) — Top Arizona Democrats said Tuesday they will bypass the financially strained state party and its embattled new chairman in next year’s midterms, as they looked to assure donors and activists that party dysfunction won’t hamper their efforts to win in the battleground state. Gov. Katie Hobbs, Secretary of State Adrian Fontes and Attorney General Kris Mayes — who all are seeking second terms next year — said grassroots organizing wi…Midterm Elections · Navajo County See the Story

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