Rent in Tucson on the Rise, But Still Reasonable, Realtors Say
Rent costs are growing in the local market, but have not climbed as notably as some parts of the country.
Tucson's Housing Market Ends Year with Strong December
2016's monthly and annual statistics closed at multi-year highs.
Tree Clearing on I-19 to Cause Lane Closures, Delays
The project is meant to increase safety by reducing plant-caused collisions.
Mortgage Rates on the Rise in Southern Arizona
Realtors association says average home payments are 8.9 percent higher than in October.
Can't Get to Women's March in DC? Go to Downtown Tucson
One of 281 sister marches taking place around the world.
State's Nonprofits May Feel Squeeze of Minimum Wage Hike
Groups serving developmentally disabled adults fear they may have to close their doors.
State Not Likely to Drop Gun Suit Against Tucson
The law barring destruction of seized weapons is not likely to change.
Local Leaders Applaud State of State, With Some Reservations
Gov. Doug Ducey travels to Southern Arizona to give his annual speech.
17,000 Expected at Tucson Jazz Festival, Opening Thursday
Third annual event aims to attract visitors in slow tourism month.
IRS Looking for People to Help Others Prepare Their Taxes
Volunteer opportunities vary and include more than just tax preparation.
Three Elections in Store for Tucsonans in 2017
City will vote on sales tax, open seats on City Council.
Hundreds Commemorate Jan 8, 2011 Shooting Victims
Community members pay tribute, show solidarity with others hit with gun violence.
All Eyes Will Be on Money in State of State Address
Education will compete with roads in the Legislature.
Vanishing Sand at the Grand Canyon
Also on Arizona Spotlight: The 2017 Arizona legislature starts work; exploring diction with Anna Risley; and film & stage stars Renèe Taylor & Joseph Bologna visit Tucson with "My Life on a Diet".
Sunday Commemoration Marks 6 Years Since Tucson Shooting
Events to commemorate the anniversary will take place over the coming week.
