What Stereotypes Are There in Tucson? Dímelo Explores
Dímelo's first story mailbox is up on Tumamoc Hill
Doctor Puts Hands, Head, Heart into School Instrument Repair
Meet Ned Bloomfield, a 17-year volunteer of the TUSD's instrumental repair shop.
Flu ‘Widespread:' 1,300 Cases Reported in Arizona Last Week
Vaccinations still recommended; affliction could occur as late as May.
Grijalva Calls for More Literacy, Dual-Language Programs
Pair of education bills would support family literacy and dual language education.
Do Property Taxes Inhibit Pima County's Economic Growth?
Politicians often point to property taxes as a force that drives away business
Flu, Winter Visitors Fill Tucson Hospitals to Capacity
A strong strain of the flu has hit during hospitals' busy season, and beds are full.
UA Re-Engineering Mosquitoes to Resist Disease
Winged insects are as bothered by pathogens as humans are by them.
José Luis Gomez Named Tucson Symphony's Music Director
Gomez will be the 17th music director in the history of the orchestra.
Tohono O'odham Find Common Ground with Border Patrol
Partnership has brought increased security and new technology to the nation.
Where Are El Niño Rains? Maybe More, Come March
Weather pattern has also brought above-average temperatures to the region.
McCain: Wait for New President to Replace Scalia
Arizona senator sides with fellow Republicans, drawing opponent's criticism.
Ciudad Juárez Residents Seek Consolation from Pope's Visit
City has deep wounds from Mexican Revolution, modern brutal drug war.
Arizona Charter Schools Lacking Latino Enrollment
Whites, Asians over-represented, Latinos under-represented, study finds.
"And The Winner Is..." Tucson Group Wins Grammy Award
True Concord Voices and Orchestra honored for nominated in two categories.
Lawmakers, Sheriffs Weigh $30M Border Security Plan
Arizona Week takes a deeper look at Gov. Ducey's Border Strike Force.
