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The tips are on the video on how to make sure your home is kept free of scorpions this summer.  As well as a tip on what to do when you find one of these 'glowing' creatures in your pool.

GREEN VALLEY, AZ (Tucson News Now)- Legal challenges continue against the proposed Rosemont Copper Mine south of Tucson. 

That is not stopping mine operators from moving forward with the mine that would be on the other side of the Santa Rita Mountains. 

It has received all but one of its permits and hopes to break ground by the end of the year.  It all hinges in the U. S. Forest Service and its 'environmental impact study', then the Army Corps of Engineers could grant the final permit.  That could happen in the next few months. 

If all goes according to plan construction will start this year, with production beginning in 2015. Once in operation, Rosemont expects that it would employ 450 people full time and predicts a $19 billion injection into Arizona's economy. 

The question remains, will this happen on Rosemont's timeline?  Or will appeals slow down the process?

TUCSON, AZ (Tucson News Now)- Pima County has started the process of taking bids for a new racing experience at the fairgrounds.

It's the vision of some people in the county's tourism industry to bring big-name racing to the Tucson area.

Just what kind of track, who would operate it and what the leasing agreement would be, are still up in the air but are privately being discussed.

The county supervisors met in executive session this morning to discuss the possibility of a new race track at the fairgrounds.

"There's a lot of aspects that need to be hammered out," says District 4 County Supervisor Ray Carroll. "It's a possibility I think we should continue to explore."

After the closed-door hearing, the supervisors voted unanimously to have staff put together a bid package.

"Motor sports are becoming more and more popular," he said. "Especially in the Sun Belt to provide racing year round."