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Local Governments are Learning How to Negotiate With Data Center Developers
Christopher Jordan is a program manager at the National League of Cities and Kate Stoll is a project director at the AAAS Center for Scientific Evidence in Public Issues. In August, the Tucson, Arizona City Council voted unanimously to oppose Project Blue, the code name for a proposed $3.6 billion Amazon data center campus on the city’s southern edge. The decision came after months of sustained community opposition driven by a lack of transparency from the city and the developer, fears about the project’s estimated water consumption, and concern over how the cost of intense energy needs might get passed on to local ratepayers. The project may yet move forward, but the debate exposed fault lines between developers, city officials, and front-line communities.
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All Seasons In-Home Care helps Green Valley seniors age safely at home
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MOCA exhibit spotlights south side’s long fight for clean water
This article was originally published in Tucson Spotlight, a a community-based newsroom that provides paid opportunities for students and rising journalists in Southern Arizona. A new exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art is putting Tucson’s environmental justice movement at the forefront, honoring the residents who have spent decades fighting...
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A $59 billion milestone in academic medicine
In 2015, Banner Health and the University of Arizona launched a strategic partnership with a bold vision: to reshape healthcare delivery, expand academic medicine, and build a robust pipeline of medical professionals for Arizona. Ten years later, the results point to a significant and measurable impact. According to a new...
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Gallego addresses concerns over ‘broken’ healthcare system as rising costs loom over Arizonans
TUCSON – Amid a partisan congressional battle over federal subsidies for affordable medical insurance, Pima County resident Karen Montgomery wants government leaders to focus on the bigger picture and advocate for healthcare for all. Her daughter lives in Norway, where residents have universal healthcare, she said. “She pays high...
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Southern Arizona healthcare leaders warn of devastating impact from federal funding cuts
(From left) Panelists Alison Flynn Gaffney, Clint Kuntz and Jennifer Mendrzycki represented Banner's Tucson hospitals, El Rio Health and TMC Health, respectively, during a Southern Arizona Chamber event on Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2025. A year from now, there won’t be more hospitals–there will be fewer, warned southern Arizona’s top healthcare...
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Banner's Fetal Care Center works 'miracle' for Tucson couple and their baby
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'We'll likely have to sell our house': skyrocketing premiums at heart of shutdown fight
WASHINGTON – For the last six years at open enrollment time, Tucson resident. has checked prices for the marketplace health insurance she has relied on since retiring. This year's price hike is staggering. To keep her high-end gold plan, the monthly premium would jump from. $863. to about. $1,500.
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Jad M Abdelsattar: Favorite Wins From ESMO 2025
Jad M Abdelsattar, Assistant Professor of Surgery at the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson, Breast Surgical Oncologist at Banner Health, shared a post on LinkedIn:. “My X feed is flooded with nonstop updates from the ESMO – European Society for Medical Oncology 2025 conference. While I...
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Care from Childhood to Adult
It’s said that health is wealth, and for more than a half century, El Rio Health has been on a mission to improve generational well-being in Tucson. To accomplish this, the nationally recognized community health center integrates medical, dental and behavioral health with pharmacy, laboratory, radiology and other services under one roof for patients of all ages and all income categories.
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‘A Unicorn Health Center’
El Rio Foundation Raises Millions for Expanding Healthcare. There’s a unicorn on a mission in the Sonoran Desert, and its extraordinary power to heal is being brought to fruition by a group of generous donors, a dollar at a time. “There is a lot of symbolism with unicorns being...
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Tenet’s leadership shakeup: 7 moves to know
Here are seven Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare leadership moves since June:. 1. Valerie Helms was named assistant CFO of Carondelet St. Mary’s Hospital in Tucson, Ariz.The hospital is part of the Carondelet Health Network. 2. Hillary Rosenfeld, MSN, RN, has been appointed COO of Carondelet St. Mary’s Hospital in Tucson....
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Change-maker for Community Health
For Clinton Kuntz, El Rio Health represents redemption for everyone who has struggled with access to healthcare in any way, shape or form. It’s a concern that Kuntz, CEO of El Rio Health, understands all too well. “Growing up in Appalachian Ohio, I experienced firsthand the challenges of limited...