Former Arizona Gov. Raúl Castro Dies at 98
He served from 1975 to 1977 and as a U.S. ambassador; he was only governor of Mexican descent.
How Family Drug Court Led One Parent to Get Her Kids Back
Graduate and recovery specialist, both recovering addicts, describe how program benefited them.
Tucson City Council OKs Contract for New City Manager
Michael Ortega's base pay will be $210,000, plus deferred compensation, benefits. when he starts July 1.
Alzheimer's Will 'Overwhelm Us' Without Research Dollars, Academics Say
A Tucson family learns how the disease changes a husband, father and grandfather.
Insect Experts Report Active Season of Africanized Honeybees in Arizona
Abundant blooms are providing growing opportunities for the aggressive bees.
Can New Road Help Raytheon Expand in Tucson?
Defense contractor's CEO discusses growth prospects in interview after roadway groundbreaking.
Wind, Dryness Lead to SE Arizona's First Warning of Season
Weather Service's 'Red Flag' in effect through 8 p.m. Tuesday, could be extended beyond in 5 counties.
Prom-O-Rama Gives Hundreds of Dresses Away to Tucson High School Students
The event's 3rd year helped more than two hundred teens attend prom
METRO WEEK: Tucson as Transportation Hub, One Road at a Time
Pima County begins building road, leaving Raytheon, Tucson International Airport more land.
Sen. McCain: A-10 Will Fly for Another Year
Arizona’s senior senator says the A-10 is staying in the air.
Arizona Spotlight for April 3rd, 2015
Attend a meeting for Nigerian immigrants living in Arizona; find out how Prom-o-Rama is helping make girls' prom dreams come true; meet linguist, poet, and MacArthur Fellow Ofelia Zepeda; and Interpol's drummer talks about keeping the music fresh.
Game and Fish Department: Don't Dump Easter Pets at Tucson Lakes
Unwanted animal gifts can harm state efforts to restore native species populations
Experts Say Downtown Revitalization Taking Effect
Local efforts draw young entrepreneurs to downtown.
Proposed Broadway Road Expansion Plan Now Public
Plan would widen the road to six lanes east of downtown through Country Club Road
Court Program That Reunites Families Faces Budget Cuts
County budget has $23 million deficit, and some cuts could come from courts.
