Hospice Owner Arrested on Endangerment and Abuse Charges
Owner of a Tucson hospice facility accused of knowingly keeping residents without air conditioning.
Arizona Stadium to Sell Beer and Wine in 2018 Season
The University of Arizona extended its liquor license to serve anyone of age at UA football games.
14 From Tucson Area Fined for Not Showing Up for Jury Duty
The 14 were fined $300 each after being asked to explain their failure to comply.
TUSD to Consider Education Services for Migrant Kids Housed in Tucson
The governing board voted unanimously to research what the district can do to educate the hundreds of immigrant kids at Southwest Key facility.
112 Degrees in Tucson? No Sweat!
Old Pueblo shrugs off record breaking heat
In the Desert City of Tucson, the Grass is Not Greener
A few factors helped turn this former city of lawns into a leader in desert-adapted landscaping practices.
President Robbins Wants UA Roadmap to Emphasize Quality Over Quantity
Strategic plan in the works, the university president is emphasizing student success rather than number of students.
UA Economist: Tucson's Housing Market is Affordable
An Arizona 360 discussion assessing if you can afford your home.
TUSD: Teacher Vacancies Down; Retaining Bus Drivers Still An Issue
Funding from the state after the teacher walkout is helping TUSD retain teachers, the superintendent says.
The Secret Life of Spiders
Also on Arizona Spotlight: a new dust detection system on I-10; cumbia rhythm energizes downtown Tucson; and a story about the perils of being a king.
Pima County: Solar Savings $220,000 Since 2015
Most of the privately owned solar arrays operating on county property are lowering the county's electric bill.
TUSD Sends Out Notifications of School Letter Grades
More than a quarter of TUSD schools received a letter grade of D or F.
Entrepreneurship Program Aims to Help Kids Bring Ideas to Life
The after-school program helps young people create their own businesses and nonprofits.
School Resource Officers Train Public for Active Shooter
The Pima County Sheriff's Department has trained more than 600 people in two years.
Strong Sales, Low Inventory Keep Tucson Housing Prices Growing
Tariffs are disincentivizing home builders, keeping inventory low in a high-demand market.
