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Home>Tessa Muggeridge, Cronkite News Service

Tessa Muggeridge, Cronkite News Service

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Recent Articles from Tessa Muggeridge, Cronkite News Service

Home news April 8, 2011

Government shutdown would mean financial hit for Grand Canyon tourism

For businesses in Flagstaff, a city surrounded by national parks and monuments that draw tourists from all over the world, the possibility of a shuttered Grand Canyon National Park is hard to swallow.

March 14, 2011

Experts call Arizona’s census results lower than expected

Decennial census data released Thursday confirmed that Arizona’s population has grown by nearly every measure, but experts said they expected to see even higher rates of growth.

U.S.-Mexico border March 8, 2011

Serious crime down in Nogales; officials hope folks elsewhere notice

The Nogales Police Department's data for 2010 shows an 11 percent drop from the previous year in serious crimes like homicides, rapes, robberies and assaults. Now, city leaders, residents and businesspeople say it’s unfair that Nogales is often portrayed as rife with conflict and bloodshed from drug cartels.

Home news February 25, 2011

Sen. Yarbrough: Ban sales of electronic cigarettes to minors

A state senator wants to keep electronic cigarettes out of kids’ hands by making it a petty offense for merchants to sell them to minors and for minors to buy them.

Home news February 17, 2011

A trimmer Tucson? Pima County out to help residents get active, shed pounds

Looking out on downtown from her second-floor office at the YMCA of Southern Arizona, Annemarie Medina could be any other person with a desk job. Except that her desk is waist high and she’s climbing on a stepping machine while she checks e-mail.

Home news February 15, 2011

Interest group ranks Arizona near the bottom in children’s health care

Arizona ranks among the lowest-performing states in the nation for children’s health coverage, riding the bottom line for access, affordability and equity, according to a national report.

Home news February 3, 2011

Arizona House OKs bill to ban synthetic marijuana

Chemicals used in herbal blends to make synthetic marijuana would be made illegal in Arizona under emergency legislation approved by the state House with bipartisan backing.

Home news February 2, 2011

Republican lawmaker: Ban abortions sought because of race or sex

If a state lawmaker has his way, women seeking abortions in Arizona would be required to sign documents saying they’re not terminating a pregnancy because of the fetus’ race or sex.

legislature January 27, 2011

Senator out to stiffen penalties for youths who use fake IDs to buy tobacco

A Republican senator is looking to stiffen penalties for youths trying to use fake identification to buy tobacco products.

education January 25, 2011

Democratic lawmaker seeks boost for school grant program

House minority leader David Schapira is pushing to add philosophy to a list of courses that qualify schools for grants under a program intended to make Arizona students more competitive.

Home news January 20, 2011

Lung Association gives Arizona failing grade for anti-smoking efforts

Though Arizona consistently earns high marks for its smoke-free air, the state’s ratings for coverage of smokers trying to quit slid to an F in the American Lung Association’s 2010 report card.

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