Rob Paulsen: What Doing Voices for Cartoons is Really Like
Also on Arizona Spotlight: How Arizona sales taxes are implemented; an interview with musician A.J. Croce; and the harmonious bond between a Tucson man and his pet canary.
Colorful Canary Lights Up a Home With Music
The "Spanish Timbrado" is known for its plumage and songs.
New Route for Sunday's All Souls Procession
Annual event draws an estimated 150,000 people to downtown Tucson.
ACA Open Enrollment Begins, Prompting Local Health Care Push
Healthcare.gov offerings for 2018 are similar to the previous year's offering, according to health care officials.
State Calls on Congress to Fund KidsCare
Gov. Ducey sent a letter to members urging quick action.
Show Features Art as Freedom from Confinement
UA Honors College blends words, movement and visual performance to celebrate life "Unbarred."
Facing Loss of State Funding, Bisbee to Roll Back Bag Ban
Version of resolution being drafted would make the ban voluntary, but reserve the city's right to challenge the state in court.
No Rain Fell in Tucson in October, Officially
It was the 12th time the Weather Service recorded no rainfall for the month.
New TSA Policies Could Mean Longer Waits During Busy Season at Tucson Airport
Airport officials advise arriving at least 90 minutes before flights while staff adjust to new policies and the increase in travelers.
The 10th Annual Haunted Halloween Arizona Spotlight
A collection of seasonal stories about the darker side of The Old Pueblo, all designed to thrill and chill!
Elections, New Proposals Could Delay NAFTA Deal
Expert thinks trade talks were extended because US negotiators introduced food trade as a topic.
Pima County Celebrates Walk and Bike to School Day Friday
Day encourages healthy, environmentally friendly commuting for children.
Tucsonans Join Forces to Help Puerto Rico
Fundraiser hopes to provide needed cash to the island.
Tucson Has 22nd-Highest Eviction Rate in US, Survey Says
Author thinks eviction rates are closely tied to economic well-being of a city.
Tucson Job Growth Lags Behind Arizona Numbers
City adding fewer new jobs, but gains are in high-paying jobs.
