Tuesday, September 2, 2025

Good Morning! On this day in 1931, Tucson dedicated the new Southern Pacific Hospital. This architectural drawing depicts the hospital’s original plans.

A law enforcement agency’s decision to resume posting mugshots online is stirring new debate. Get the full picture in Top Stories.

We hope you enjoyed your holiday weekend! Today’s edition is a bit shorter as our staff spent Labor Day with their families. We’ll return on Wednesday with our regular lineup.

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Tech Group’s Funding Pulled Back

The U.S. Department of Commerce withdrew billions of dollars awarded to a nonprofit for semiconductor research, including $1.1 billion for a project at Arizona State University.

The funding was awarded to the National Center for the Advancement of Semiconductor Technology (Natcast) in the closing days of the Biden administration.

The Trump administration said the funding lacked congressional authorization, and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick charged that the group is “full of former Biden officials.”

The Trump administration also switched operational control of the National Semiconductor Technology Center from Natcast to an existing federal agency.

Online Mugshots Return

The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office resumed posting mugshots online, sparking a debate after a court ruled a similar practice violated the rights of pretrial detainees.

The sheriff’s office said its new approach of posting mugshots without personal details meets “the letter and spirit of the law” while enabling public transparency.

Brian Houston, a pretrial detainee whose lawsuit led to the court’s mugshot ban, said he plans to reopen his lawsuit.

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