Judge rejects arbitration for Tucson water rate dispute
The county is suing to reverse the rate increase, claiming it is discriminatory.
New court contract hung up over debate on bail reform
Pima-Tucson contract has expired.
"We Are Prone To Accidents Close to Home..." The songs of Oceanography.
Also on ARIZONA SPOTLIGHT: How UA recipients of the Mellon Foundation's "Fronteridades" grant are exploring the border experience; and author Jodie Hollander talks about leading a free series of "Poetry in the Parks" workshops.
Take a Peep at The Tucson Erotica Art Show.
Also on Arizona Spotlight: The history of Rukin Jelks and the Rillito Park Racetrack; memories of being a Tucson teen in the 1970s; and a teenager in Hermosillo who is an emerging film composer.
The University of Arizona Russian and Slavic Studies department expresses support for Ukraine
A peace rally held on campus Tuesday featured university officials as well as student voices.
No 'pain at the pump' for a small percentage of Arizona drivers
Electric vehicle owners aren't shocked by gasoline prices.
Canada-based Flair adds flights to Tucson
Discount airline aims to bring snowbirds to Tucson, and take skiers to Canada
Tucson mayor and city council extend eligibility for affordable housing fee waiver
The waiver used to only be for nonprofits, but now is also available to for-profit builders.
Tucson businesses and the next phase of the pandemic
This week, The Buzz examines what changes in public health measures and the economy of the pandemic mean for local businesses.
Tucson city council plans return to in-person meetings
Witnesses for public hearings will be allowed to testify remotely and seating for the public will be limited.
Local Holocaust survivors share their message for the next generation
Also on Arizona Spotlight: A conversation with the director of Arizona Theatre Company's "Nina Simone: 4 Women"; and conversations with Pam Fessler and Henry Barajas, who will be featured at the Tucson Festival of Books.
Tucson hires consulting firm to work on Climate Action Plan
The city will pay the firm $400,000
Cyclovia returns to Tucson
The event went on hiatus for two and a half years due to the pandemic.
Recycling on Tucson's curbs and beyond
This week, The Buzz revisits the city's decision to end curbside glass recycling.
"Living Dead in Denmark" - a zombie sequel to "Hamlet"?
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Author Craig Johnson and actor A Martinez talk about "Longmire" at the Tucson Festival of Books; and Bisbee celebrates "The Return of the Turkey Vultures".
