Raytheon Will Add 2,000 High-Tech Jobs in Tucson
Missile-making operation already employs nearly 10,000 at two locations.
Incivility After Elections; Ray Carroll On Years as Supervisor
Plus, USS Arizona memorial exhibits and events.
Ballot Counting Nears Completion in Pima County
19,000 provisional ballots found valid; late count not expected to affect results.
Tucson Groups to Provide Thanksgiving Dinners
Dozen organizations hold events providing meals to those who can't afford them.
Understanding Mental Health Issues at Pima County Jail
Hear speakers discuss dealing with mental illness, substance abuse in the county jail.
Outbreak Contained, Pima Resumes Pet Adoptions
The center says it has isolated and is treating exposed animals.
Students Get an Early Lead at El Tour de Tucson ... Indoors
Program helps teach students about cycling by letting them compete with other schools.
Tuesday High Temp Ties Tucson's Record for the Day
Mercury topped out at 89 degrees, same as in 1999; much colder weather en route.
Tucson to Seek Half-Cent Sales Tax Increase for Police, Roads
Proposal would raise $250M in five years for public safety, street maintenance.
Two Breweries Cross Border to Tap Spirit of Collaboration
Tucson- and Hermosillo-based brewers work together to create Beer Without Borders.
Thousands of Cyclists Will Hit the Road Saturday For El Tour
The race brings thousands of riders, millions in economic impact each year.
Grijalva: Democratic Party Must Reform Itself After Losses
Party leadership needs new people, new consultants, new message, he says.
Tucson's Amphi District Seeks K-5 Students for STEM School
Innovation Academy will open next school year in Oro Valley for 500 students.
Tucson Housing Market Inventory Up, But Still Low
The number of homes for sale in Tucson is increasing, but is still lower than is healthy.
Gauging Future of Arizona-Mexico Trade under Trump
Talk of renegotiating NAFTA could affect trade, tourism for communities near border.
