New Tucson City Council Term Begins With Budget Cuts
City manager institutes hiring freeze; mayor backs him, calls for additional revenue sources.
Wildfire Season Rages on at University Museum of Art
'Fires of Change' exhibit explores fire as necessary and rejuvenating force.
Republicans' Challenge to Tucson Election Dismissed
Judge says it was filed too late and that city relied on election law in place at the time.
Remembering USS Arizona and Pearl Harbor, 74 Years Later
A ceremony honors those who were lost, and survivors tell their stories.
UA Delegation in Paris Hopes for Global Climate Accord
Students, faculty hear world leaders trying to reach consensus.
Tucson Mayor, Council Members Swearing In Monday
Three council members and mayor begin new terms as city fights election lawsuit
METRO WEEK: Tucson Election System Unconstitutional
Analysis of the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Decision
UA Re-establishes Chief Diversity Officer Position
Amid campus unrest over diversity, officials decide to bring back role in expansive manner.
Half-Million Books Coming to Tucson for Low-Income Kids
DC-based nonprofit sending reading materials; distribution planned next week.
Building Arizona's Film Industry
Movie making is one cog in the economic engine, but could it turn into a big contributor?
Peanut Butter/Jelly Tamales? Yes, at Tucson Tamal Fest
11th annual food festival celebrates versatility of the Christmas-time favorite.
Tucson Forum to Advocate for Early Childhood Education
Children's Action Alliance meets with elected officials to discuss helping parents.
Amphi Schools Going Solar, Could Save Up to $23M
Agreement will allow system to buy 60 percent of its power generated on campuses.
Arizona Abandoned Mine Cleanup Could Cost Billions
Group opposing state takeover of federal lands says cleanup costs would shift to states.
State Child Safety Agency Late Again with Mandated Report
Department required to send summaries to legislative committee quarterly.
