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Tucson
'HISTORIC': Regina Romero Becomes First Latina Mayor Of Tucson
The Democratic mayor-elect of the Arizona city will reportedly be the only Latina leading one of the 50 largest U.S. cities.
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Dominique Mosbergen
Wheeling Around Tucson, Where Things Aren't Always What They Seem
By
Christopher Elliott
Happy Trails (And A Pumpkin Or Two) Off Arizona's Beaten Path
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Christopher Elliott
Why This Church Is Providing 'Sanctuary' To Undocumented Immigrants
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Sarah Ruiz-Grossman
The Ultimate Tucson, Arizona, Road Trip Playlist
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Sara Boboltz
These Grooms Planned A Short-And-Sweet Tucson City Hall Wedding
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Kelsey Borresen
A Judge Is About To Rule Whether Banning Mexican-American Studies Is Constitutional
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Roque Planas
Immigrants Appear Unshackled Before Judge In Arizona After Federal Ruling
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Roque Planas
Arizona Republican Still Wants 2010 Law To Ban All Ethnic Studies
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Roque Planas
Arizona’s Mexican-American Studies Ban Goes To Trial
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Roque Planas
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