Arizona Spotlight for May 22nd, 2015
Tucson Audubon Society director discusses goals; meet fifteen-year-old Mike and his Big Brother; three "art moms" discuss sharing creativity with their kids; Nancy McCallion sings "He's Gone".
When it Hits 100: Zoo Animals Less Fazed Than Humans
Summer accommodations at Reid Park largely for people; many animals already acclimated.
Tucson Home Sales Strengthen; New Construction Behind
Year-to-date sales up 3.6%; average price up 5.1% to $208,000, Realtors association reports.
Brush Fire Near Sonoita at 2,000 Acres, 20% Contained
RV blaze was starting point Wednesday, State Route 83 remains open but motorists cautioned.
It's Not Just for the Birds
Tucson Audubon Society's New Executive Director
Robots, Work Experience Boost Catholic School Enrollment
Tucson schools are growing, opposite of national trend
New Comcast Call Center Will Employ 1,125 in Tucson
Cable TV provider says it will open this fall; jobs will average $31,000 annually.
Arizona Wildfire Season is Late; Still Coming and May Be Bad
Desert regions could face worst fires because of growing vegetation, followed by dryness.
Woman in Sanctuary at Tucson Church for 9 Months
Immigrant sought refuge to avoid deportation, says she will stay until her case is closed.
Air Force OKs More Training Flights in Tucson Skies
Years-long assessment concludes added aircraft won't be harmful to environment.
Tucson Ranked Among Nation's Most Bikeable Cities
Walk Score's 2015 rankings place the city ninth
METRO WEEK: Despite Budget Cuts, UA Programs Expand
How institution trims spending, grows enrollment and adds educational programs.
Where's the Heat? Tucson's Weather Is Topsy-Turvy
Friday forecast calls for high of 75 in Old Pueblo, chance of rain; normal high is 90 degrees.
Streetcar Ridership Heads Toward Milestone
Ridership number released this week shows 17 percent ahead of projections
The Local Role of the Export-Import Bank
Who helps facilitate international trade?
