UA Film Students Dream in Widescreen
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Teachers take their message to the Capitol; an exclusive interview with Linda Ronstadt; and the Center for Creative Photography celebrates Ansel Adams.
Why Are Arizona Teachers Walking Out and Not Striking?
A Tucson employment lawyer says it's because teachers demand action from the Legislature, not employers.
Space Dust Dings OSIRIS-REx Spacecraft
Mission on target to encounter asteroid this year, return sample to Earth in 2023.
Ozone Expected to Reach Problematic Levels in Tucson Tuesday
Ground-level ozone issues created by a mix of solar intensity and fossil-fuel emissions.
Understanding Autism From the Inside Out
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Are National Guard troops really needed at the US-Mexico border? And, remembering radio legend Carl Kasell.
Hot Summer Could Mean Strong Monsoon
Hotter-than-normal June expected to usher in average or above-average rain season.
Dry Weather Pushing Tucson Area to Peak Wildfire Season
Lack of moisture, high temperatures and windy days make for prime fire conditions.
Tucson Real Estate Figures Show Springtime Momentum
Numbers indicate strong seller's market continuing into summer
Tucson City Council Approves 14-Story Building on 4th Ave
The project will demolish Maloney's Tavern adding housing units and retail businesses.
Are "Dark Skies" Good for Tucson?
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Democratic candidates for governor talk education funding; Michael F. Blake on "The Cowboy President", and a backstage visit with "The Hunchback of Notre Dame".
Tucson Budget $8M in the Red; $6M Set Aside For Staff Raises Next Year
Reworking of budget would allow for financial incentives aimed at employee retention.
UA Student's Non-Opioid Pain Relief Research Highlighted in DC
Lindsey Chew's work is leading her to pursue a physician-scientist career path.
Tucson Teachers Join Arizona Protests in Wednesday Walk-In
Gov. Ducey says plan for funding there, but not interested in sitting down with #RedForEd organizers.
Soccer Clubs Merge to Form FC Tucson Youth
Together, they account for 2,000-3,000 soccer players in Pima County, club president says.
Developer Defends Plans for Monastery Amid Opposition
Ross Rulney cites preservation through landmark designation.
