Pro, Con Arguments on $12 an Hour Minimum Wage Proposal
Proposition headed to November ballot would raise minimum wage to $12 in 2020.
Arizona Unemployment Up for Third Straight Month, to 5.8%
Joblessness up for the third straight month, despite better-than-normal summer jobs slump.
A Place to Call Home: True To Your Heart
Mrs. Bligh returns home to Ash Park, but not everyone is happy about it. Thursday at 9 p.m. on PBS 6.
Wolf Hall Marathon
This two night marathon charts the meteoric rise of Thomas Cromwell in the Tudor court. Tuesday and Wednesday at 8 p.m. on PBS 6.
Medieval Lives: Birth, Marriage and Death
This three part marathon explores the pervasive power of religious doctrine and its influence on every facet of medieval society. Monday at 8 p.m. on PBS 6.
Preliminary State Report: Fiscal Year Surplus Is $222 Million
Slightly lower than projected but supportive of Legislature's 5% budget increase.
Arizona Assured It Will Get Lake Mead Water, Flake Confirms
State has been banking part of its Colorado River allocation in case of drought.
Dancing on the Edge: Episode 5
See why Louis’ calmness is shaken as he entertains at an exclusive dinner. Sunday at 8 p.m. on PBS 6.
Supreme Court Justice Kagan Reschedules Tucson Visit
Will deliver UA College of Law Lecture next month and visit with law students.
National Parks at 100: Will Next Century Diversify Visitors?
Programs in the works to get more people of color, younger Americans to visit parks.
US Customs Taking Donations to Keep Ports Running
Municipalities, private businesses can contribute to projects at Arizona border.
Tucson Unveils Bicycle Boulevard Plan for Safe Streets
Draft is open for public review, with goal of 192 miles of bike-friendly boulevards.
Astronomers, Led by UA, Confirm 100-Plus New Planets
Celestial bodies could contain clues about our solar system's formation.
On Arizona-Mexico Border, 'It's a Community ... Not Separate'
College students immerse themselves in border life, finding common ground.
In 1st Congressional District, Money Race is Tight
Six Republicans vie for party nomination, and funds to run their campaign.
