Public Weighs in on TUSD Superintendent Profile
Sessions meant to identify qualities of ideal candidate.
Air Force Puts Some A-10s in Jeopardy Again
Plans call for cutting three squadrons because of wing problems.
Tucson Awaits New Catholic Bishop; Kicanas to Retire
'Mysterious' process kept under wraps until the pope selects the next bishop.
Tucson Pedestrian Deaths Up Sharply; Jaywalking Blamed
Officer: 'The person who is most responsible for your safety is you. You need to pay attention.'
Limited Housing Inventory, and Space to Grow, Pushes Up Prices in Flagstaff
Long-term lack of homes for sale has lead to unaffordable prices for many residents.
Arizona Housing Market Finding Its Pace Post Recession
Markets back to where they should be after boom and bust of the housing bubble, economist says.
As Heat Returns, Officials Urge Safety
Normal summer weather patterns in Southern Arizona can be fatal.
Tucson Politicians Consider Border Wall Opposition
City Council, county supervisors to vote on identical resolutions Tuesday.
Tucsonan Farley Enters 2018 Governor's Race
State Senate assistant minority leader becomes third Democrat to announce.
Planetary Scientist Honored for Global Outreach
Henry Throop to receive Carl Sagan Medal from astronomical society.
New Mormon Temple is 6th in State, First for Tucson Area
Temple is open for public tours in June, make reservations to ensure a glimpse.
Episode 140: Meet the New University of Arizona President
Robert C. Robbins says he'll start scholarships, encourage what UA does well.
State Begins Study for Possible 'Sonoran Corridor' Routes
Proposed highway would allow commercial traffic from the east and south to bypass I-10/I-19 interchange.
UA President Robbins: 'I'm Going to Be Accessible'
Institution's 22nd president has busy first day meeting, greeting, cheerleading.
Climate Scientist: Leaving Paris Accord Bad for Southwest
The region is already experiencing the effects of global warming, says Valerie Trouet.
