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Ellen Burstyn, Alfred Lutter, and Kris Kristofferson in a scene from "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore"

Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore

Film reviewer Chris Dashiell looks back at a 1975 film that was shot locally, and which still stands out as an oddity in the career of one of America's most acclaimed directors.

CD3: Grijalva Leads Fundraising, Spending, Cash

Two other Dems, two Republicans also seeking voter money for campaigns

CD2 Candidates Raise Most From Arizonans

Barber heads into next election with more cash than Heinz, McSally
Elvis Munis, an Activist for "Chile to Kili", is traveling around the world in an effort to raise funds for young people in the African country of Tanzania.

On a Mission: Pedaling Around the World

Ecologist from Tanzania hopes to help his native land and people
Dr. Roger Angel, Director of the UA Steward Observatory Mirror Lab, discusses using the Labs highly concentrating solar mirrors to bring down the cost of generating solar electricity.

Energetic Focus on the Sun

Mirror technology could be a big boon to solar energy in AZ
3/20/12

Grijalva, Barber Fighting Post Office Closure

Both say Tucson facility is too busy to be done away with
Inside the offices of Tucson's Mexican Consulate, 553 S. Stone Ave.

Mexico Reaches Out Over SB 1070

Consulate informing its citizens in Arizona about controversial law
University of Arizona President Ann Weaver Hart.

AZ Week: Conversation with UA's New President

Ann Weaver Hart on grad rates, finance, community ties

TMC Expanding Surgery Center to New Tower

First multi-story building in hospital's history will include new surgical technology
We take a tour with the TBG Director of Horticulture, Michael Chamberland, and learn about how moisture-loving plants such as orchids and bromeliads are grown in our desert environment.

Tropical Plants Thrive In 'Cool' Greenhouse

Tucson Botanical Gardens showcases unique plants in controlled environment

Should We Call It Downtownology?

Science may help fuel redevelopment of Tucson's core
A Hohokam arrowhead, among the artifacts Tucson children are studying at archaeological summer camp at Agua Caliente Park.

Ancient Culture Inspires Young Minds

Children experience life as Hohokam in summer camp
EXO Roast, a new coffee roasting company, has opened in downtown Tucson and the owners are banking on a boon in business as the area prepares for the arrival of the modern streetcar.

Social Consciousness and Coffee: Now Downtown

Roaster seeks to craft local business attuned to environmental sustainability
Crews work on the field at Kino Stadium during an off day.

Tucson Padres Staying Another Season

GM says decision ends uncertainty for fans of AAA baseball club

AZ Week: Health Care Happiness or Horror?

Across the spectrum, court-backed Affordable Care Act lauded, lambasted
UA President Eugene Sander discusses the year he held the president position at the University of Arizona and tells what the new president will be looking forward to.

Sander Reflects on Academic Career, Unexpected Presidency

He departs UA at end of month, after spending 24 years, including final in top spot

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