Tucson Police Reduce SB 1070 Enforcement
Chief says department already gets little response from Border Patrol; will be guided by Obama's immigration action.
"Demigods on Speedway"
Author Aurelie Sheehan's new story collection explores the mythical side of one of Tucson's busiest thoroughfares.
Protecting Davis-Monthan a Priority for Arizona Senators
McCain, Flake visit Tucson base, pledge to work for preservation of A-10, military-related jobs in region.
Child Dies of Influenza in Pima County
First such death in the county since 2009; officials advise everyone 6 months and older to be immunized.
US Rep.-Elect McSally: 'Reaching Out to All Parts of Community'
After victory in closest congressional race in state history, she gets down to business hiring staff, transitioning.
McSally Wins Congressional Seat, Ousting Barber
167-vote recount margin gives Republican victory over Democratic incumbent in race decided after 6 weeks.
Recommendation: Pima's 'Significant Progress' Should End Probation
Evaluation team for accrediting agency says college should be 'on notice' and closely monitored for improvement.
Arizona's Craft Beer Industry Growing Rapidly
Total Economic Impact Exceeds $600M in 2013; numbers of small-scale breweries in Tucson has doubled.
UA Gets $20M to Help Build World's Largest Telescope
Scottsdale businessman's donation will help pay for 8 mirrors for instrument to be installed in Chilean mountains.
Tucson Getting Credit Card-Friendly Parking Meters, Higher Fees
New devices downtown, along University Boulevard, North 4th Avenue will improve convenience, at $1 per hour.
Interstate 11 Corridor Project Moves Ahead
Option for new highway in Tucson still alive, but latest routing calls for no new path through Avra Valley.
Mexican Peso Drops in Value, Could Hurt Arizona Retailers
With U.S. dollar at 15 pesos, experts say Mexican visitors are spending less when they come across the line.
Federal Budget Plan Helps Southern Arizona
Temporary spending package brings good news but also uncertainty for region
If You Want Health Care By Jan. 1, Buy It Through Marketplace Today
People have to enroll by 15th of every month if they want insurance to kick in first day of following month.
METRO WEEK: Downtown Parking Changes Coming Soon
New meters accept plastic payment, no more free parking along 4th Avenue.
