Money Flows to Arizona Congressional Campaigns
Southern Arizona Congressional candidates begin to attract donors
Tucson's Tax Amnesty Lets Businesses Pay Penalty Free
With 10 days to go, city has already collected more back taxes than in its '09 amnesty
Can Landmark Tucson Eatery Reopen in Better Times?
La Fuente resisted closure, but eventually couldn't survive; owner still has hopes for it.
'Misconceptions' in ACLU Claims Against Border Patrol
Officers' union representative disputes accusations of widespread civil rights violations.
UA Project Aims to Untangle Medical Jargon for Patients
Management Information Systems project will put information in layman's terms for doctors.
AZ WEEK: Exploring Mars on Silver Screen, in UA Research
University of Arizona's connection to planetary science dates to dawn of Space Age.
METRO WEEK: Economic Recovery Slow in Tucson
Reasons, ramifications and resolutions from Tucson and Phoenix economists.
Davis-Monthan and Tucson's Economy
The military base has been a major source of money in Tucson for nearly 75 years.
Private-Sector Slowness Keeps Arizona Jobless Rate at 6.3%
Private sector sluggish, adding 500 jobs; back-to-school hires bring 28,000 government jobs.
El Niño’s Above-Average Rains Won’t Wipe Out Drought
Winter weather phenomenon expected to be one of three strongest.
UA Students Make Tasty Treats in 'Solar Oven Throwdown'
Building solar cookers requires teamwork, design and construction.
Online Education Becomes a 'Family Commitment'
One virtual charter school grows in Pima County with diverse student body.
Study: Stop Arizona Teacher Exit with Respect, Better Pay
Advocacy group draws conclusion from survey of more than 6,000 Arizona teachers.
Douglas Port of Entry Renamed for Former Gov Raúl Castro
Permanent tribute will honor Arizona’s first and only Mexican American governor.
Sahuarita Council OKs Big Housing Plan for Pecan Farm
Long-term plan calls for replacing pecan trees with houses on almost 3,000 acres.
