Tucson Modernism Week Showcases City's Mid-Century Modern Heritage
This year highlights the contributions of women designers, artists and architects in Tucson.
Goldwater Institute Sues FDA for Info on Ebola Drug Approval
The FDA originally turned down a FOIA request, saying it was protecting trade secrets.
Arizona Naturopaths Asking to Expand Medical Authority
A group wants the Legislature will close a loophole that limits their purview.
Nogales Sewage Leak Repair Could Slow Movement of Mexican Produce
The clock is ticking to repair a 50-foot break in a sewage line so produce trucks can reach their destinations quickly.
Wildlife Managers Moving Large Lizards out of Freeway Project's Path
The relocations of chuckwallas will continue until construction starts next year.
Tucson Groups Want Christopher Columbus Park Renamed
Organizers are also asking for the removal of a confederate monument at Picacho Peak.
Grant Could Lift January 8 Memorial Foundation to $4.5 Million Goal
Private donors have pledged up to $1 million in matching funds to build the downtown memorial.
List Calls Congress Street One of America's 'Great Places'
American Planners Association points to revitalization, multi-modal renovations.
Superintendent: TUSD Must Adjust to Counteract Falling Enrollment
Trujillo says the district is trying to emulate extended day and night programs of charter and private schools.
Park Service Seeking Tips in Saguaro Shooting
Vandals broke multiple laws by shooting a protected plant in a national park.
River Managers Want to Know What Santa Cruz Means to Community
They'll hold public workshops to gain feedback and help river managers improve the waterway's management.
Early-Education Tax Opponents Launch Campaign
Local business leaders say the proposition, not its target, is wrong.
Flake Bill Includes Border Security and DACA Proposal
The Arizona senator is proposing a bill he thinks both sides will like.
Episode 336: Arizona Basketball Program Faces Scandal as it Enters Season
Also, the Mexican Baseball Fiesta descends on Southern Arizona for 7th year.
Episode 158: Two Countries and the Future of the Colorado River
Also, a controversial UA honors dorm; a DOJ policy change affecting local police; and a preview of Tucson Meet Yourself.
