METRO WEEK: Civil Discourse Programs Get Out Young Vote
Tucson-based national institute says its efforts are making measurable difference
Armed Vets Camping Near Border to Stop Drugs
Participants say they took oath to protect country; Border Patrol calls effort dangerous.
Police Ticket Disproportionate Number of Blacks in Tucson
Hispanic, White drivers receive nearly eighty-percent of traffic tickets, a rate less than their population
Hospital in Douglas May Shut Its Doors Friday
Facility loses Medicare payments; it's among hundreds of rural health operations imperiled in US.
300 D-M Airmen Return to Families after 6 Months Overseas
They were among 1,200 airmen sent around the world in the Tucson base's largest deployment.
Is Arizona Medicaid Funding Mechanism a 'Tax' or a 'Fee'?
Judge to decide if assessment on hospitals violates state Constitution's two-thirds vote provision.
UA Tech Incubator Welcomes New Companies
Seven startups will join Arizona Center for Innovation with goal of getting products to market
Have Ideas for Pima College? Apply for Board Seat
Deadline to apply for District 5 spot is Friday; four candidates so far.
UA Program Puts Teachers to Work in STEM Industries
Goal is to harvest real-world experience to bring back to the classroom.
Barrio Hollywood Businesses: Gentrification Does Not Benefit Us
They say the conflict with some residents is about the annual Fiesta Grande, not control of the barrio
Another Democrat Enters 2nd Congressional District Race
Former legislator Matt Heinz, physicianat TMC, files to form campaign committee.
Tucson Police: Traffic Fatalities More Than Double in 2015
Recent deaths push annual total to 37
How Old Is Grand Canyon? 'Only' 6 Million Years
Claim of 70 million years disputed in new geological research at ASU.
New Books, Movies Return to Pima County Libraries
Pima County Public Library's collection development manager talks spending priorities and need for diversity in acquisitions.
Enforcement Priorities May Reduce Deportations
Report by Migration Policy Institute says changes could 'transform the U.S. deportation system.'
