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| Tucson man killed in early morning I-10 rollover A 30-year-old Tucson man was killed in a rollover accident east of Tucson early Thursday morning. |
| Gas in some Arizona cities now tops $4 gallon average Scottsdale has the highest prices in the state, with AAA’s Daily Fuel Gauge Report showing the average for regular unleaded at $4.03 a gallon. |
| Student who collapsed at professor's home died of cocaine OD A college student who collapsed at her professor's Phoenix home died of a cocaine overdose, an autopsy concluded. |
| Phoenix police say resident fatally shoots home invader Police say a west Phoenix man shot and killed a man who apparently forced his way into his home early Thursday. |
| Obama directs DNC to ban lobbyist money In his first order of business as his party's presumed presidential nominee, Barack Obama is instructing the Democratic National Committee to adopt his policy against accepting donations from federal lobbyists or political action committees. |
| Tucson police radar van schedule for the drive to work The city’s police radar van is scheduled to snap photos of speeders at the following locations this morning, according to the Tucson Police Department’s Web site. |
| Cherokees fight back against freedmen legislation The Cherokee Nation is rolling out a public relations campaign in response to federal lawmakers who say the tribe should be denied benefits unless it recognizes descendants of its former black slaves. |
| Charges filed in death of Utah toddler A woman is charged with manslaughter after her 14-year-old daughter struck and killed a toddler while driving a sport utility vehicle in Roosevelt. |
| Alleged Mesa ID thief says police should bust real criminals A suspected identity thief accused of racking up hundreds of thousands of dollars in illegal charges says police should be out there busting "real criminals" instead of family men like himself, court records show. |
| Plans under way to save saguaros from destruction Conservationists have launched a rescue effort to save hundreds of saguaros and other cactus that stand in the path of a planned 260-mile natural gas pipeline. |
| Jolie confidants: 'ET' knew twins source fake "Entertainment Tonight" aired a story about the birth of Angelina Jolie's twins despite being repeatedly told beforehand that the report was based on information from someone impersonating Jolie's assistant, according to documents and two people with knowledge of the exchange. |
| Moviemaking at local resort provides glitz, economic lift A local resort transformed into a Hollywood set this week — just the start of an abnormally active summer of movie- making in Tucson. |
| D-M retiree not paying investors as ordered Arizona's securities regulator has fined a retired Davis-Monthan technical sergeant $15,000 and ordered him to pay another $12,000 in restitution for peddling unregistered investments to scores of Tucsonans and misleading them about the money-losing deals. |
| Psychiatric help scarce for in-peril local kids At the beginning of the Memorial Day weekend, just as most folks were gearing up for the holiday, a teenage boy was checked into Tucson Medical Center's emergency room after attempting suicide. |
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| Day of play for school officials Flowing Wells school administrators don't typically build bridges made of spaghetti at professional-development events, but they did just that at a recent IBM Leadership Camp. |
| Treasures in abundance at monthly antique fair If you're the type of person who could spend hours looking through old treasures that you might have seen at your grandma's house years ago, then the Indoor/Outdoor Antique Fair at the Lew Sorensen Community Center could be the place for you. |
| Diggin' the dirt (with slideshow) For Clint Holcomb, a Saturday night spent getting muddy, sweaty and greasy ends up being exactly what he wants to do. |
| School notes Casas Adobes Rotary Club awards five scholarships |
| It's hot: Go forth, get wet Cool, cool water is the best cure for the triple-digit heat that's in store for the next several months. With the Marana, Oro Valley, Northwest YMCA and Pima County Parks and Recreation pools and Breakers Water Park all open now, it's easy to beat the heat. |
| Volunteer Connection Browse hundreds of volunteer opportunities at the Volunteer Center of Southern Arizona's Web site, at www. volunteersoaz.org. For personalized assistance or for more information on any of the volunteer opportunities listed here, call 881-3300. |
| Board to vote on reopening suit vs. state The Sahuarita Unified School District is expected to decide Wednesday whether to sue the Arizona School Facilities Board. |
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| Self-defense is the emphasis at kenpo karate studio It's 4:20 p.m. on a recent Wednesday and five children are hitting and kicking one another. But in this instance, chaos has not taken over. These children are training under the guidance of Marianne Morrill, owner of the new A.K.K.A. (American Kenpo Karate Academy) Karate USA studio in Continental Ranch. |
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| SaddleBrooke TV in prelaunch phase A group of SaddleBrooke residents is working to bring community television to the retirement mecca. |
| Great 'Musical' shows seen offstage I recently went to see a production of "High School Musical" at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, and I got many more "shows" than I was expecting. |
| Marana Heritage River Park event fetes community Marana's longtime goal of showcasing its rich history took a significant step forward Friday with the official groundbreaking of the Marana Heritage River Park. |
| 'Sound of Music' auditions The voices of young men and women filled the small theater at Catalina Foothills High School recently during auditions for "The Sound of Music." |
| Law-enforcement lure claims retiree Upon retiring from the Arizona Department of Public Safety after nearly 32 years, Terry Tometich figured it was inevitable that he'd eventually get back into law enforcement. |
| TEP reconsiders substation site Their request was simple: Please consider an alternative. |
| Big changes ahead for Sahuarita traffic To gauge the growth of Sahuarita, one need only look at two intersections. |
| Project withdrawn in OV after outcry A request to amend Oro Valley's general plan as it pertains to a 271-acre property at North First Avenue and East Tangerine Road has been withdrawn amid strong opposition from nearby residents. |
| Funding raised in Crohn's walk Patients and the people who support them gathered Saturday to participate in the "Take Steps" walk to raise awareness of Crohn's disease and colitis |
| Alleviating a bottleneck Jim Davis / Arizona Daily Star |
| Community notes Catalina |
| Sahuarita learns rhythm of Spain One of Danielle Mouw's goals is to one day turn Flamenco Sonora into a non-profit organization so she can offer workshops for free. Mouw's Flamenco Sonora came out of a thesis that she researched and completed as a University of Arizona undergraduate. |
| Camps expand young horizons Summertime in the desert doesn't have to be a heat-filled wasteland for schoolkids. There are camps aplenty to keep students occupied with academic, art and athletic pursuits. |
| New library opening Saturday in Marana The Wheeler Taft Abbett Sr. Library, Pima County's newest library branch, will have its grand opening from 9:30 a.m. to noon Saturday. |
| Early buzz for veep includes Napolitano TOPEKA, Kan. — The veep sweeps are in full buzz, and there's increasing chatter surrounding two rising Democratic stars — Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius and Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano, two potential running mates who could help Barack Obama woo female voters. |
| 100-plus fill out '08 elections dance card More than 100 people filed petitions Tuesday to run for federal, state and local offices from Southern Arizona, ranging from Congress to constable. |
| Stores pull some tomatoes after salmonella news Some stores pulled large tomatoes from their shelves this week as health officials warned of a possible link between tomatoes and an outbreak of salmonella infections, initially concentrated in New Mexico and Texas. |
| Guns in shooting spree have police's attention Authorities are working to determine how the man accused of killing a Tucson police officer in a weekend shooting spree obtained the five firearms he had with him — three of which were pieced together from other weapons. |
| Sahuarita asks state to approve different ELL program The Sahuarita Unified School District, which recently was criticized by the state schools chief for saying it wouldn't follow the state-mandated program for English immersion, is seeking permission from the state Education Department to use an alternate model. |
| Communication delay probably didn't lead to Tucson cop's death During a crosstown pursuit of a gunman Sunday morning, sheriff's deputies and Tucson police officers were unable to speak directly with one another because of incompatible equipment, an official said. |
| Slain officer's services scheduled for next week Funeral and burial services for Tucson police Officer Erik David Hite will be Tuesday morning, police said. |
| Border peril prompts Amado school meeting The U.S. Border Patrol will host a meeting tonight at an Amado elementary school that was forced into lockdowns on two occasions recently due to dangerous border-related activity nearby. |
| Call to Mars lander again doesn't go through Mission planners in Tucson were unable to upload a new series of commands to the Phoenix Mars lander on Wednesday after a relay satellite cut communications with the spacecraft. |
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