Thanksgiving Feast Served Early at Sunnyside Schools
District started preparation a week early to feed students and their families.
AAA: Driving Down, Flying Up This Thanksgiving Weekend
15% fewer Arizonans will hit the roads this holiday, 9% more will fly.
Regents Set Achievement Goals for UA, Other Universities
UA plans to grow enrollment to 64,000, retention and 'high demand' degrees.
Study: More Mexicans Going Home Than Coming to the US
1M going south, 870K coming north; slowest rate of illegal immigration in decades.
Court: Med Marijuana Card Can Defend Against DUI Charge
State Supreme Court says cardholders can use lack of impairment as viable defense.
Tucson's Japanese Gardens is a "Dream Come True."
The transcontinental journey behind the gardens' founder and director.
El Tour de Tucson to Draw 8,000 Bicyclists Downtown
Registration ends Friday for 33rd annual race; fun events, shorter courses included.
Tucson Symphony Orchestra Near to Hiring Conductor
Following 19 years with conductor George Hanson on the podium, symphony searches for new director.
Unemployment Rates Drop in Tucson and Statewide
State numbers have shown recent anomalies, but appear to have returned to normal
AZ WEEK: Higher Education Cuts Challenge Students
How do funding decisions at the state level impact the cost of a college education?
Tucson Organizations Serve Up Charitable Thanksgiving Meals
Volunteers and donations make many meals possible
El Niño Rains Predicted to Reduce Drought Severity
Above-average winter precipitation expected; will help, but won't end drought.
METRO WEEK: Working with Mexico for Business Success
Focus should be on working together, Latin America trade expert says
Can Tucson Pedal Its Way to Best Bicycling City Honors?
Thursday is final day of bike-riding census; only riders with beards (real or fake) are counted.
Interior Secretary in Tucson to Promote Free Parks for Students
Sally Jewell spent Wednesday in Saguaro Park with Santa Rosa Ranch students.
