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After lengthy vetting, 1,300 came to Tucson last year; more were expected in 2017.

City Program Works to Limit Children's Exposure to Lead

Federal grant pays for lead testing, abatement at low-income family's homes.

Tucson to NYC Flight Will Stop in May, Resume in December

Passenger load not as strong as needed for nonstop flight.

Tucson Officials Ready Themselves for 'Sanctuary' Fight

$100M in federal funds could be at stake for the city.

Episode 122: A Workforce Pipeline for Tucson Manufacturers

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Tucson's Winter Visitor Season Peaks with Gem Shows

Forty events, vendors from around the globe expected to attract thousands.

Tucson Police Chief: 'Sanctuary' Ban Won't Work

Magnus says police relations with community important to force's mission.

Freeze Warning in Effect in Pima and Pinal Counties, O'odham Nation

Temperatures expected to be at or below freezing through Wednesday.

2 Dead in Private Plane Crash at Tucson Airport

Few details released pending investigation.

True Concord Voices and Orchestra Gets $500K Gift

The money will be used to commission five new works in five years.

15,000 People Turn Up For Tucson Women's March

Organizers had expected between 2,000 and 5,000.

What Will Marchers Accomplish This Weekend in Tucson?

Plus, why Mexico's ex-president was in Tucson, and what's next in the town of Sahuarita.

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Study: Lake Mead Shortage Could Slow Home Construction, Agriculture

Drought declaration would cause rationing that would affect adequate water supplies.

Storm Could Blanket Mt. Lemmon with 2-3 Feet of Snow

Rain in Tucson, snow in the Catalina Mountains this weekend.

Trump Defense Promises Could be Boon to Southern Arizona Economy

Public- and private-sector military spending has a heavy impact on an area's economy.

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