Tucson's Top Stories: June 2
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Arizona lawmakers are considering a proposal that would cap most spousal maintenance payments at four years, regardless of the length of a marriage. Supporters say the measure creates clear limits and encourages financial independence, while opponents argue it could harm spouses who spent years out of the workforce caring for children or supporting a partner’s career.
A proposal aimed at protecting historic neighborhoods from redevelopment under Arizona’s new “middle housing” law failed in the state House. Supporters said the measure would help preserve older homes from demolition, while opponents argued it would limit housing options and property rights.
Pueblo High School's mariachi group, Mariachi Aztlán, will open the main concert at the inau…
