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Tony Davis
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Reporter, Arizona Daily Star
Tucson
Beats
Fashion, music, tech (unless those topics dip into the crime genre!)
Content
By Arizona trooper, Tony Davis Verified, No views| Arizona Daily Star Verified The Trump administration is seeking bidders for a contract to build about 25 miles of border wall through the San Rafael Valley — a hotly disputed area with one of the longest remaining stretches of Arizona borderlands without a wall.
By Arizona trooper, Tony Davis Verified| Arizona Daily Star Verified A new study gives Arizona and Nevada high marks for their reuse of treated sewage effluent as a way to reduce Colorado River use, but says the other five river basin states have a long way to go. Nevada reuses up to 85% of its wastewater after it's gone through sewage treatment plants and Arizona reuses 52%, the study says.
By Arizona trooper, Tony Davis Verified, No views| Arizona Daily Star Verified The Trump administration is seeking bidders for a contract to build about 25 miles of border wall through the San Rafael Valley — a hotly disputed area with one of the longest remaining stretches of Arizona borderlands without a wall.
Company Info
Arizona Daily Star
The Arizona Daily Star is a daily broadsheet newspaper based in Tucson, Arizona, serving the Southern Arizona community since its founding in 1877. Owned by Lee Enterprises, it provides comprehensive news coverage, including local, national, and international stories. The newspaper has a daily circulation of approximately 39,500 and 45,848 copies on Sundays. The Arizona Daily Star offers both print and digital news, with a robust online platform that features subscription-based access to articles, obituaries, and an extensive archive of over 2.1 million searchable pages dating back to 1879. The paper includes special sections for obituaries, marriages, and community announcements, catering to local residents, businesses, and researchers. It is recognized for its high factual reporting and has a Left-Center bias, reflecting its commitment to credible journalism.
Tucson, Arizona, United States
+1 800-695-4492