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The corner of Broadway Boulevard and Country Club Road.

Broadway Village Turns 76, Continues to Evolve

Joesler's only shopping center in Tucson thought to be the oldest in the state

Tucson City Council Discusses Proposal to Develop Empty Schools

Plan Would Offer Incentives to Developers of Closed Schools

President Barack Obama delivers his 2015 State of the Union Address to congress.

Tucson-Area Representatives React to State of the Union

Party-line responses from two members of Arizona’s Congressional delegation

9th Circuit Appeals Court to Hear Cases in Tucson

Parties in Arizona and Nevada cases to argue at law school

Tucson Launches Streetcar Development Guide

Documents show developers how to keep new projects in line with existing culture along route

Regents, University Presidents Disappointed with Ducey's Budget

Proposal calls for $75 million cut in state funding to state's three public universities next fiscal year.

METRO WEEK: Tucson Unified Working With State to Retain Ethnic Studies Curriculum

District superintendent says state seeking to change, not cancel Mexican American and African American studies

Autism Society Takes New Name, Expanded Services

Changes signify growing mission and need to help families coping with affliction.

Tucson Residents Recall Recent Visit to Cuba

Island nation, now opening more to Americans' visits, is worthwhile, educational destination, they say.

Hospitals, Community Organizations Partner to Get Tucsonans Insured

Partners hosting enrollment events, running ad campaigns for Affordable Care Act Signups.

The Colorado River drains 243,000 square miles. It forms as snowmelt in Colorado's Never Summer Mountains and drains into the nearby Kawuneeche Valley, seen in this image.

Report: Arizona's Economy Dependent on Colorado River

Most of state's $261B GDP would go away without the river's water, ASU economists say.

Estimated 30K Undocumented Residents in Pima County

About half could qualify from some relief under Obama's immigration executive action.

Arizona Spotlight for January 16th, 2015

Volunteers unite to help students in danger of dropping out; how the ecological war against buffelgrass is waged; restoring the legend of Vaudeville-era entertainer Sophie Tucker; a look back at the films of Sir Alec Guinness.

TUSD's Superintendent HT Sanchez, Tucson Mayor Jonathan Rothschild join drop out prevention volunteers

Students At Risk of Dropping Out Get Surprise Visits from Tucson Officials

Steps to Success Walk aims at getting teens back in the classroom

Davis-Monthan's A-10 on Chopping Block Again

Pentagon readying budget that includes retiring Davis-Monthan's primary aicraft.

Oro Valley's El Conquistador Purchase May Head to Ballot

Citizen group hopes to put the planned purchase to the vote in a special election.

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