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A local news editor @ Arizona Daily Star and Tucson.com. Foodie. Lover of words, wildlife, Wildcats. Retweets just items of interest, not endorsements.
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Witness to aftermath of downtown Tucson mass shooting: 'It was chaos'

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By Norma Coile Verified
| Arizona Daily Star Verified
Lyft driver Tomselyn Tso says she was sitting in her car at the light at Sixth Avenue and Congress Street in downtown Tucson at bar closing time early Sunday when she heard gunshots. "I think there were like, maybe more than 15 shots that went off." It was frightening, "being able to hear the shots so close and not knowing where it was coming from and just having to sit there waiting for the light to turn," she says.
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Pima Sheriff Chris Nanos: Disciplinary record in previous job 'irrelevant'

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By Norma Coile Verified
| Arizona Daily Star Verified
Disciplinary actions taken against Chris Nanos more than 40 years ago when he was a police officer in Texas are irrelevant to his performance today as the elected sheriff of Pima County, his attorney tells the Board of Supervisors. The Pima County board had demanded earlier this month that Nanos answer questions about his work history while an El Paso police officer, citing a March report by The Arizona Republic that Nanos misstated his experience on his résumé.
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6 quotes from literary star Salman Rushdie's Tucson book festival talk Sunday

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By Norma Coile Verified
| Arizona Daily Star Verified
Salman Rushdie, the biggest literary name at the 2026 Tucson Festival of Books, spoke to several thousand people Sunday on a festival stage at the University of Arizona. The author of 23 books, including the Booker Prize-winning "Midnight's Children" in 1981, Rushdie received a British knighthood for his service to literature. The 78-year-old Indian-born author, who now lives in New York City, is included on many lists of the most acclaimed writers of the late 20th century.
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