METRO WEEK: Analyzing Election Results, Voter Behavior
Journalists' Roundtable assesses turnout, margins in state's congressional contests.
Writing with Murakami's Words
UA professor on translating the work of Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami.
UPDATE: McSally, Barber Count Resumes Monday
Latest numbers show Republican with 509-vote lead; count of 14,000+ remaining votes will go all weekend.
McSally Leads Barber in CD2; Thousands of Votes Yet to Be Counted
Pima Counting 14,000 ballots Thursday, beginning to process 10,000 provisional ballots.
Repose - The Potent Pause
Tucson residents' new book recommends lying on your back for a surprising number of mental and physical health benefits.
Arizona Teens Have Stopped Using Most Kinds of Drugs
But nearly one-third reported using marijuana.
Campaign Aims to Get Every Arizona Student to Apply for College
State-wide effort starts today, runs all month; 50 high schools will get visits.
More Bighorn Sheep Coming to Catalina Mountains
Second stage of controversial program to reintroduce animal to Tucson area.
Homelessness Down in Arizona
Tucson's focus to get veterans off the streets contributes to decline in numbers.
More Registered Voters in Arizona, Except in Maricopa County
Biggest area records 1.9% decline from 'inactive' voters, driving state number down slightly; Pima County up 2.2%.
Group: Border Patrol Violated Human Rights of Immigrants in Detention
New report says Central American women, children in Tucson were kept in unsanitary conditions.
News Organizations Sue Arizona Over Secrecy of Death Penalty Drugs
Arizona Daily Star, Arizona Republic among those in lawsuit against state Department of Corrections, Attorney General Horne.
Expect Mail Delays After Closure of Tucson Postal Service Processing Center
Agency failed to conduct required impact studies on how service would be affected by closing Cherrybell facility, others around country.
Grant Will Help Expand Tucson Rehab Program for At-Risk Veterans
Treatment Court helps vets who commit certain drug, alcohol-related offenses stay out of jail.
AZ WEEK: 'Discrimination, Prejudice Pushed Me to Succeed'
Arizona's first governor of Mexican descent Raul H. Castro shares his story during a recent visit to Tucson.
