Tucson's Top Stories: June 3
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South Tucson will eliminate its grocery tax starting July 1, a move city leaders say will help residents struggling with rising costs and encourage a new supermarket to open in the city. The decision comes even as officials grapple with a projected budget deficit and concerns about funding essential services.
A boutique craft store to debut in TucsonFor Star Subscribers:Â The shop will be stocked with handcrafted products, along with vintage finds and apothecary goods.
A new bill restricts how vaping products can be packaged, with specific prohibitions on using cartoon characters and celebrity images for promotion.
