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Marisol Garcia/President, Arizona Education Association

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Jan. 9

Former President Jimmy Carter honored with funeral at nation’s capitol

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What Arizona businesses expect from the upcoming legislative session

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Trudeau resignation and what it means for Arizona’s economy

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Arizona advocates push for action to improve children’s well-being

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Remembering President Jimmy Carter: A PBS News Special

As we reflect on the legacy of Jimmy Carter and honor the profound contributions of past U.S. Presidents, we invite you to explore a curated collection of films that celebrate the history, leadership and enduring impact of America’s commanders-in-chief. Then join us Thursday, Jan. 9 at 7 a.m. for a PBS News Special providing live coverage around the National Funeral Service for former President Carter.

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Elizabeth Camarillo Gutierrez’s journey to ‘My Side of the River’

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Living in Tucson, Gutierrez was suddenly alone as her parents were forced to return to Mexico because of immigration policies.

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Tucson’s lost baseball legacy: A city fights for a future in America’s pastime

Dec. 19, 2024

TUCSON – With its recently built Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium standing vacant, Tucson struggles to reclaim its rich baseball legacy. Community leaders and former players hope new developments within the city and fan enthusiasm can bring pro teams back to southern Arizona.

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