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The Ward 5 City Council race pits a longtime local businessman against two younger Democrats who are making their first runs for office. The August 5 primary will decide who takes the seat. READ THE DETAILS »
Political calendar A roundup of upcoming Tucson-area political events: Wednesday deadline to request early ballot in city primary election; Project Blue meetings; Democrat Adelita Grijalva discusses her campaign; Tucson City Council primary election coming up on Aug. 5; Sentinel team on the airwaves & more READ THE DETAILS »
The Trump administration may partially resume "Remain in Mexico" — a controversial policy which requires migrants to stay in Mexico while their immigration cases wind through the U.S. immigration system — the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Friday. READ THE DETAILS »
What the Devil won't tell you, columnist Blake Morlock will 
The Arizona Democratic Party can definitely use some sprucing up and now they are prepared for a fresh start to get ready for 2028. The 2026 elections look increasingly un-screw-up-able. READ MORE of Blake's take »
In case you missed it 
Tucson City Councilman Kevin Dahl faces challenger Sadie Shaw in the Aug. 5 Democratic primary READ THE DETAILS »
"Ya Hecho: Readymade in the Borderlands" is inspired by the experiences of 17 artists who have roots on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border. READ THE DETAILS »
Arizona officials say they have “moderate confidence” that the Iranian government or its affiliates are responsible for a cyberattack that breached the state’s candidate web portal last month, and say the same actors attempted to breach servers for other agencies in Arizona and elsewhere. READ THE DETAILS »
The Tucson Agenda 
The Flowing Wells Unified School District is taking a good look at how to handle federal education cuts, while rules and regs force more administrative work to comply; plus more from local government meetings around Tucson this week READ THE DETAILS »
Your Watchdog Update from the Tucson Sentinel 
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In case you missed it 
MegaMania saw 1,200, many of whom dressed up as characters from their favorite fandoms, attend the pop-culture event at the Downtown campus of Pima Community College on Saturday. READ THE DETAILS »
Nearly six months after Valentine's Day, NASA finally put out ROSES, but the total number of grant awards was cut by nearly three-quarters compared to last year. That puts Tucson's Planetary Science Institute in a tight spot. READ THE DETAILS »
A Midtown house designed by notable Tucson artist Charles Clement, whose mid-century designs can be found throughout the city, has been purchased by the Tucson Historic Preservation Foundation. READ THE DETAILS »
From the newsroom 
Tucson Sentinel journalists Natalie Robbins, Paul Ingram and Cris Seda Chabrier were recognized with national reporting awards from AAN Publishers, with Robbins taking first place for solutions journalism. Robbins took first place in the solutions journalism category, for her work reporting on the Tucson Community Bail Fund. Seda Chabrier won second place in the long-form arts feature category for a story on Tucson Vogue. Ingram won third place in the national reporting awards for his work covering the border and immigration issues in Southern Arizona. READ ALL ABOUT IT »
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