Gone Missing: Arizona Nearly Leading the Nation in Missing Persons Cases
Federal statistics show high numbers of unidentifed remains, too; promixity to border among reasons.
Mexico's Top Teams to Play Dozen Games at Kino Complex
Beisbol Spring Training comes to Old Pueblo, with matchups over three weekends in March.
Pima County Board Says No to Not Hiring Smokers
Supervisors OK $30 health insurance surcharge for workers who use tobacco or nicotine.
Arizona Leads in Solar Industry Jobs, With 7% Growth
More than 9,000 employed statewide, mostly as installers; that's third best in country.
Election Law Changes Debated in Legislature Monday
Among proposals: earlier primary, Clean Elections restirctions, fixes allowed for early ballot mistakes.
Tucson Commercial Real Estate Outlook Mixed
Industrial opportunities on outskirts; office vacancies abound across metro area.
AZ WEEK: Grad Students Lobby for Minimized Cuts
Lawmakers tell them universities could lose more than the $75 million in Ducey's budget proposal.
UA Grad Students Ask Lawmakers to Limit Cuts
Legislators say universities could face cuts up to $100 million, much more than in governor's proposal.
Giffords, Kelly Present Uniform to WWII Vet's Daughter
Navy outfit was gift from Giffords mother; they found name in it and traced to Illinois woman.
Economist: 2016 Tucson Job Growth Will Outpace US Average
Attributes sunny economic outlook to warm winter weather that attracts people from colder climes.
METRO WEEK: Gem Shows Big Contributors to Economy, UA Research
$120 million economic impact, international research collaboration opportunities from big winter event.
Tucsonans Get Help Buying Health Insurance
Deadline to enroll through federal marketplace is Sunday; potential fines for those without coverage.
Tucson Home Sales Take Unexpected January Dip
Down one-quarter from December, but Realtors say 2015 should still be strong sales year.
ACLU Sues US over Alleged Abuse of Immigrant Children
Claim seeks disclosure of records related to reports of migrants' treatment in Border Patrol custody.
University of Arizona's 200-Year-Old Torah Repaired
Rabbi carrying out meticulous work: 'Restoration is not, simply, OK, I will patch it up.'
