Blake Morlock is a journalist based in Tucson, Arizona, writing for TucsonSentinel.com. With a focus on local news, Blake covers a wide range of topics including politics, education, development, and community issues. Through his articles, he aims to provide insightful and thought-provoking analysis of the events and stories that shape Tucson and its surrounding areas.
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By: Blake Morlock
Tucson City Councilmember Karin Uhlich wants umpteenth discussion about the city's involvement in the Regional Transportation Authority, plus new rules for ADU's, school systems and more from government meetings around Tucson this week.
By: Blake Morlock
Recently retired City Manager Mike Ortega proved the trick isn't to shatter the deep state of bureaucrats, it's to lead a staff full of professional civil servants. Show futility no quarter — through leadership and not micromanagement.
The RTA's first iteration will finish $146 million short, possibly endangering the next round of road funding with Tucson and voters.
Your ballot choices are the basis of our system & protect our way of life
Nogales land-use code gets makeover, Marana looks at backyard rentals
By: Blake Morlock
Pima County supervisors will vote Tuesday on whether to censure Sheriff Chris Nanos over his suspension of a political opponent. The supervisors also need to appoint a new constable. In Vail, school board members will discuss goals and more from local government meetings around Tucson this week.
By: Blake Morlock
The future of free mass transit in Tucson rides on just how much the Tucson City Council wants to stick it to tourists. No, it's not the only option the Council has, it's just the simplest. Plus more in local government meetings around Tucson this week.
A ratings agency just upgraded Tucson's bond rating because of a strong economy and good fiscal management.
Moody's bumps up assessment of city's capacity to pay back borrowed funds — which means lower taxes
By: Blake Morlock
Say what you want about the Vail Unified School District but no one can accuse them of not having goals. My God they love their goals and the trend will continue during the boards meeting Tuesday as it sets even more goals for 2024-25. Plus more from local government meetings around town.
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