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Closing of Tucson’s Main Postal Center Is Put on Hold
Postal service postpones transfer of Tucson’s Cherrybell services to Phoenix.
Kayla is a recent college graduate from the University of Arizona with a bachelor’s degree in journalism. Born in the Philippines but raised in Tucson since she was four, Kayla as interned at many local Tucson media organizations including Arizona Public Media, Inside Tucson Business and the Arizona Daily Star. After the Institute, she will move to Phoenix for a Pulliam Fellowship with the Arizona Republic.
Postal service postpones transfer of Tucson’s Cherrybell services to Phoenix.
Chicken rentals are becoming more popular across the country. Rent the Chicken lets customers experience raising chickens without having to commit to keeping them long-term.
One Tucsonan is among many Red Cross volunteers heading to states devastated by recent flooding and tornadoes.
Arizona scientists and researchers are working on large-scale methods to save water through wastewater reclamation, evaporation-preventing covers and plant genetics.
Tucsonans are playing golf in the afternoon, eating outdoors and wearing sweaters in the evening as they enjoy one of the coolest Mays in decades.
Mia Chism, a copy editor at the Institute, loves spending time with people who love journalism as much as she does and would rather copy-edit in her spare time than watch Netflix.
It took a journey through social media to find a woman who went through a violent and traumatic trek to the United States. This is one of many examples of how social media can be used as a tool in reporting.
With the temperature rising past 100 degrees, Thursday was a good day for Tucson’s city pools to open.