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One of the bills Gov. Katie Hobbs did sign Tuesday was legislation to stop the governments of foreign adversaries like Russia, China, Iran and North Korea from owning land in Arizona.
The Portland Trail Blazers officially announced the signing of former Arizona guard Caleb Love.
A flash flood watch is in effect from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Wednesday for portions of Southeast Arizona, including Tucson, the weather service says.
Arizona native and University of Arizona freshman pitcher Smith Bailey made D1Baseball's Freshman All-America First Team on Tuesday.
Hobbs: Arizona won't be able to cover cuts in federal fundsGov. Katie Hobbs on Tuesday said the state lacks the ability to cover anticipated spending cuts to programs like Medicaid and SNAP, more commonly known as food stamps.
Arizona’s Tony Pluta snagged his seventh All-America honor of the season when College Sports Communicators named the closer a first-team academic All-American on Tuesday.
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Koa Peat had 15 points and six rebounds while USA rained 3s all over Cameroon in a FIBA U19 World Cup game Tuesday in Switzerland.
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Incoming Arizona freshman  was given a formal goodbye from his German pro club Tuesday.