Students Celebrate Santa Cruz River with Poems and Art
Pima County's Living River of Words contest inspired by visits to flowing river.
Lifeblood of the Desert: Restoration Brings New Life to Santa Cruz River
The river has supported four millennia of agriculture and growth in Tucson.
Supervisors OK Report Urging Tax Swap for Road Repairs
Report calls for a sales tax that would slowly shift from covering road repairs to abating property taxes.
Bill to Extend Rio Nuevo Passes Arizona Senate
The bill would maintain the special taxation district through 2035.
One Woman's Journey Through Border Patrol Detention
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Campaign finance curiosities in the 2018 Governor's race; and the co-founder of Cyclovia talks about building better communities for all.
Tucson Water Hosting Hearings On Proposed Rate Increases
If adopted by mayor and council, the changes would take effect in July.
Money and Politics: What Do the Donations Buy?
A small screenprinting business keeps afloat with orders from candidates and other political causes.
NASA Delays Telescope Launch Again
UA astronomer leads camera team that will look for early galaxies.
Banner-UMC Opening New Facility to Tours
Nine-story tower will open to patients in April 2019
Money and Politics: Which Occupations Donate Most to Arizona Governor Candidates?
In campaign finance, CEOs and retirees are putting the most money into the gubernatorial race.
Tucson Students Joining National March for Our Lives Saturday
Public safety groups communicating with organizers for local event, which may be joined by thousands.
Fighting Hate with Love
An Interview with Civil Rights Pioneer Bernard Lafayette
Unemployment Down in State, Flat in Tucson, Report Says
Businesses services were the fastest-growing sector in Tucson market.
Changing Minds with Nonviolence: Dr. Bernard Lafayette
Also on Arizona Spotlight: "Indigenous Voices" explores the concept of natural democracy; author Lala Corriere on researching opioids for her novel "Tracks".
Census: US Migration to Tucson Doubled in 2017
The only Arizona counties to lose population were in the southeast portion of the state.
