Inside Poldark
Relive the thrilling first season of the swashbuckling romantic series with hints of what’s to come. Sunday at 8 p.m. on PBS 6.
Don't Expect High Turnout for Primary Election Tuesday
Historically only about 30 percent of voters cast primary ballots.
Marijuana, Minimum Wage Initatives Await Court Review
Both measures under challenge; deadline for ballot certification is Tuesday.
NAU Expedition Uncovers Mayan Tomb in Belize
Burial chamber 5 times as large as typical Mayan tomb found at Xunantunich.
Greenhouse Gas Surprise in Colorado River Pulse Flow
100,000 acre-feet released into delta had unexpected side effect, scientist says.
Primary Election Day Tuesday in Arizona; Senate, Other Races
Some tips about voting, including what to do with early ballots.
Napier Claims Nomination for Pima County Sheriff
Former Tucson police officer wins easily, will face incumbent Nanos in November.
Leadership in Focus for Democratic Race for Pima County Attorney
Incumbent LaWall touts experience; challenger Feinman challenges that record.
Month-Long Road Closure for Next Phase of Downtown Links
Road project will ultimately connect Barraza-Aviation Parkway with Interstate 10.
Pima Animal Center Offering Cat, Dog Adoptions for $10
Shelter officials hope to alleviate chronic crowding caused by changing animal welfare.
Episode 283: Do Political Polls Inform or Mislead?
Arizona Week sits down with top strategists to talk about the historic campaign season.
Do Political Polls Inform or Mislead? Poll a Pollster
Arizona Week sits down with top strategists to talk about the historic campaign season.
Public Meetings on Uranium Mining Near Grand Canyon
State agency schedules three gatherings to take comments on permit proposals.
Rillito Anti-Flood Measures Troubling for Some Tucsonans
The project aims to mitigate future flooding but strips riverbed vegetation to do so.
Episode 104: F-16 Pilot Training Aims to Reduce Pilot Shortage, Rillito River Vegetation Removal Draws Questions
Plus: a preview of Tuesday's primary election, and why the "digital divide" is getting smaller for Tucson-area Latinos.
