AZ is 'Bull's Eye of Climate Change'
The White House’s 2014 Natl Climate Assessment definitively links burning of coal and oil to intensifying climate conditions in S. Arizona.
House Armed Services Begins 'Save A-10' Work in Congress
National Defense Authorization Act discussion begins Wednesday; the future of the aircraft is tied to such bill.
4 States, Feds Partner to Reduce Water Use, Preserve CO River
Central Arizona Project among those chipping in $2M to help farmers, cities, industries pay for water efficiency improvements.
Friends of Stars, Skies in S. AZ
Tucson Amateur Astronomy Association is celebrating 60 years in the community; they are connected to all things astronomy.
AZ Illustrated Politics: Friday, May 2, 2014
One-on-one with Democratic gubernatorial candidate Fred DuVal; roundtable discusses DREAMers; Barber v. McSally Race, other topics.
AZ Week: 'El Chapo Will Never Be Extradited to US'
After an extensive manhunt one of most wanted drug lords Joaquin 'Chapo' Guzman was captured in Feb.; many argue Mexico will never hand him over to US trial system.
The Tucson Folksingers Reunion
Tucsonans who were united by a love of music more than 50 years ago reunite to take part in the Tucson Folk Festival.
Doc Pieces Together Story of Migrant Found Dead in AZ Desert
“Who is Dayani Cristal?” puts Pima County on international map as it premiers across the world.
Culinary History of Ft. Lowell Military on Display
Exhibit offers a window into the lives and culture of the military through food; museum was US Army post from 1873 to 1891.
AZ Can Sue Maricopa CC District Over In-state Tuition for DREAMers
Judge rules state is allowed to take action against the community college district; says Atty. Gen. Tom Horne responded properly.
Metal Arts Village: Best of Both Worlds for Artists
Since opening 4 years ago, the village has been home to a variety of artists who can collaborate and build bonds with the public.
Forest Service Seeks Input on Upgrades to Sabino Canyon
Sabino’s recreational plan is two decades old and many of the facilities and services are outdated.
Print Journalism in Tucson Took 'Bigger Hit,' SPJ President Says
Five years after the collapse of the Tucson Citizen, Tucson Weekly and Inside Tucson Business pass over to new owners; a look into the state of print today.
Liquor Regs, Lack of Renters Crushes LGBT Arts Space
Legal inability to serve beer and wine at events ignited domino effect of economic losses for Tucson's Fluxx Studio and Gallery.
Roses Compete in Annual Event
At the show, entrants go head-to-head in different categories, including rose photography and arrangements.
