Tucson Job Growth Will Remain Slow in 2015
Forecast based on mismatch between labor pool, skills needed for jobs in health care, other tech fields.
TUSD's Sanchez Stands by Minority Classes
Says district has done nothing wrong and must adhere to federal desegregation order rather than state ruling.
Three Lambs Born to Bighorn Sheep in Catalinas
Two adults found dead since last release to build herd; that effort going well, state wildlife official says.
McSally Takes Seat in Congress Tuesday
She joins 4 other Republicans, 4 Democrats in representing Arizona in U.S. House of Representatives.
New I-10 Sign Installation Could Cause Delays
Stretch of freeway east of I-19 down to single lane in Tucson parts of this week
Homeless Families in Need of Shelter on Cold Nights
Salvation Army seeing fewer individuals seeking overnight shelter
Year in Review: Common Core; Sunnyside Superintendent Search
Public education issues rise with elections: new state superintendent, recall of 2 Sunnyside board members.
Hybrid Cars Make 'Clean Air Blue Skies' Eligibility
Six vehicles designated by state transportation officials to get plates allowing single-occupancy in HOV lanes.
Hard Freeze Warning for Southern Arizona
Temperatures down to 20s forecast through weekend; Salvation Army opens warm shelter to homeless in Tucson.
'The Interview' to Open at Tucson's The Loft Christmas Day
Decision to screen film political: 'We're committed to supporting freedom of expression and alternative views.'
Winterhaven Festival of Lights Celebrates 65 Years
Spectacle costs residents hundreds annually in new bulbs, decor, electricity; it also helps with Food Bank donations.
Year in Review: Issues at PCC, UA
Community college seeks to escape probation, keep accreditation; UA sees record enrollment but tight budget.
Arizona Seeks Past Drug Combo for Executions
Change comes after drugs used in July execution took two hours to kill man who murdered two Tucsonans.
Deportations Fall Slightly from 2013 Record
Federal government reports 414,000 people removed from country in fiscal year that ended in September.
Year in Review: In Politics, GOP Sweeps State Offices
Ducey elected governor, all other executive offices go to Republicans, plus five of nine seats in Congress.
