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Treasury and the IRS have introduced optional standardized forms and procedures designed to make retirement rollovers faster and more secure, with electronic transfers encouraged whenever financial institutions have the necessary systems.
Taylor Farms has voluntarily recalled certain salsa and guacamole items because of a potential salmonella risk. The company said it is not aware of any reported illnesses linked to the recalled products so far.
by Stephanie Casanova, AZ Luminaria August 6, 2026 The Tucson City Council approved new regulations on large-scale data centers Wednesday, making them one of the most regulated land uses in the city. The mayor and council also directed city staff to continue looking into potentially banning large-scale data centers altogether, or recommending stricter regulations as community members told the council the proposed regulations didn’t go far enough to stop AI data center companies from extracting Tucson’s limited resources and harming communities in Southern Arizona.
Content creator and rare-cancer advocate Sydney Towle has died at 26 after inspiring more than a million followers with her honest, hopeful account of living with cholangiocarcinoma.
Plastic is convenient, but damaged containers, excessive heat, disposable products, and growing microplastic pollution are raising environmental and health concerns. Simple household precautions can reduce unnecessary exposure.
Botulism is uncommon, but it can cause paralysis, breathing failure and death. Improperly stored foods—including foil-wrapped baked potatoes—can create conditions where the toxin develops.
When we think about environmental conservation in Arizona, desert preservation and water conservation usually top the list. However, an invisible threat is increasingly impacting our local ecosystems, water supply, and public health: pharmaceutical pollution. Whether through improper disposal of household medications or agricultural runoff, active drug ingredients are finding their way into our soil and waterways. Here is a breakdown of what pharmaceutical pollution is, why it matters, and how our community can take action.
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If you ever needed definitive proof that Taylor Swift has successfully conquered the world, look no further than the hallowed, ivy-covered halls of Stanford University. This summer, the prestigious institution is trading traditional textbooks for lyric sheets with its Continuing Studies course, MUS 53: Taylor Swift and Millennial America.