Tucson Region

St. Mary's Hospital discontinues treating inmates of state prison

State prisoners will no longer get treated in a detention unit at Carondelet St. Mary's Hospital, as the health network says it would lose money caring for the sick inmates during the state's budget crisis. ...

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