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Talks Continue to End Bus Strike; No Progress Reported

Sep 11, 2015 Federal mediator working with management, union for fourth time in a week, as walkout hits Day 37.
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Diane Douglas, at Tucson forum, May 28, 2015.

Schools Superintendent Calls for $400M for Teacher Pay

Sep 11, 2015 Douglas says her statewide 'listening tour' identified it as top priority for Arizona schools.
Proposed Tohono O'odham casino in Glendale.

Tohono O’Odham Nation Sues State to Open Casino

Sep 11, 2015 Tribe claims Ducey, others blocking certification of Glendale facility already being built.
The University of Arizona College Republicans put nearly 3,000 flags on campus for the fourteenth anniversary of the terror attacks on Sept. 11, 2001 in memorial of the lives lost. Some of the flags are arranged to spell out "9/11 never forget."

Tucsonans Remember 9/11 Attacks with Flag Displays

Sep 11, 2015 Community will mark the day with flags, thoughts of those lost in attacks 14 years ago.

See 10,000 Bats Take Flight on Tucson's North Side

Sep 11, 2015 Pima County officials host viewing event before bats begin migration south.

Sun Tran Stops Hire of Temporary Bus Drivers

Sep 10, 2015 Management responds to City Council pressure to end strike

Yuma Area Rainfall Was One for the Records

Sep 10, 2015 Those records are augmented by Weather Service's corps of volunteer storm watchers.
Sun Tran workers on strike attended the Tucson City Council meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2016.

Tucson City Council Urges Sun Tran To End 35-Day Bus Strike

Sep 9, 2015 6-1 vote includes asking management to use money saved by reduced operations to reach agreement.

Library Book Bikes: Riding to Reading Giveaways

Sep 9, 2015 Pima County Library program has distributed almost 35,000 books via bicycle

Affordable Care Act Insurance Rolls Decline in Arizona

Sep 9, 2015 154,000 have coverage through federal marketplace, reduction of 6.7% in three months.
Local artists Hedi Bacon and Terri Caminker express how the gem, fossil and mineral shows provide resources for artists to find unique materials in Tucson.

Gem Show Time Already? Fall Expo Kicks Off Thursday

Sep 9, 2015 Not as big as winter shows, but pre-season event is entitely open to the public.

What Happened To Mars' Atmosphere? Mystery Deepens

Sep 9, 2015 Flagastaff scientist delves into it, comes up with controvertible argument about red planet.

Bus Routes Added; Tucson City Council to Discuss Strike

Sep 8, 2015 A dozen lines now running as Teamsters walkout on sun Tran hits five-week mark.

Bus Routes Added; Tucson City Council to Discuss Strike

Sep 8, 2015 A dozen lines now running as Teamsters walkout on sun Tran hits five-week mark.
Robert Knight

Tucson Museum of Art's CEO to Retire after Decade on Job

Sep 8, 2015 Robert Knight credited with building museum's endowment and national reputation.
Robert Knight

Tucson Museum of Art's CEO to Retire after Decade on Job

Sep 8, 2015 Robert Knight credited with building museum's endowment and national reputation.

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