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Rincon Market locked out after owner fails to pay rent

The neighborhood grocery store opened in 1926.

TPD chief discusses curfew, racial injustice and police reform

Christopher Conover hears from Chief Chris Magnus and Mayor Regina Romero.

Protests in Tucson, nationwide, shine spotlight on systemic racism

				A discussion with community organizers and Black Lives Matter Tucson member Lola Rainey.
			

Daily News Roundup: Banner ICUs filling, deaths top 1,000, protests and policing

Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, June 5.

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Redistricting fraught with legal pitfalls

Arizona’s system is gaining popularity around the country.

As Supreme Court nears decision, thousands of DACA recipients are on the COVID-19 front lines

									The court could rule on the future of the Obama-era policy and some 650,000 current recipients in the coming weeks.
								

Gardening brings peace to some Tucsonans during pandemic

									Community gardens provide a space for people to care for their mental health and for groups to address food insecurity.
								

Arizona restaurants face choice of whether, and how, to invite diners inside

									Restaurants are deciding whether to risk further spreading the deadly coronavirus or face the financial consequences of keeping doors closed.
								

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Telehealth Tips: How To Make The Most Of Video Visits With Your Doctor

Here are some tips to help you know when to call your doctor and how to get the most out of your telemedicine visit.

Live Video: Trump Addresses China's Actions On Hong Kong

Watch live coverage from NPR of President Trump's remarks.

WAMU and NPR Announce Jenn White as New Host of 1A

Chicago radio and podcast talent Jenn White has been selected as the new host of the nationally syndicated NPR show 1A.

'A Community Of Desperation' Finding Sympathy And Solidarity In Dorothea Lange

The U.S. government paid Dorothea Lange to take photographs.

Meet 'Spot': The Robot That Could Help Doctors Remotely Treat COVID-19 Patients

Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston has been testing a new piece of hardware to help them treat coronavirus cases — a robot called Spot.

Arizona COVID-19 Town Hall

In a live town hall, Governor Doug Ducey and other state officials to address concerns surrounding coronavirus COVID-19 in Arizona. From April 2, 2020.