Episode 161: A Trip to Tucson's West Side
Big changes have been happening on the other side of the Santa Cruz River, with more to come.
Still Looking for a Costume? Don't Be Afraid
Online retailers, pop-up stores — some Tucsonans forgo these options and head for thrift stores.
The 10th Annual Haunted Halloween Arizona Spotlight
A collection of seasonal stories about the darker side of The Old Pueblo, all designed to thrill and chill!
Elections, New Proposals Could Delay NAFTA Deal
Expert thinks trade talks were extended because US negotiators introduced food trade as a topic.
Pima County Celebrates Walk and Bike to School Day Friday
Day encourages healthy, environmentally friendly commuting for children.
Tucsonans Join Forces to Help Puerto Rico
Fundraiser hopes to provide needed cash to the island.
Tucson Has 22nd-Highest Eviction Rate in US, Survey Says
Author thinks eviction rates are closely tied to economic well-being of a city.
Tucson Job Growth Lags Behind Arizona Numbers
City adding fewer new jobs, but gains are in high-paying jobs.
New Screening Procedures Go Into Effect at Arizona Airports
Travelers in Tucson and other airports statewide must now remove electronics from carry-on bags.
Eyes to the Night Sky Saturday for Worldwide Moon Viewing
Tucson astronomy group to set up telescopes, donate instrument to Pima County Public Library for International Observe the Moon Night.
Court Warns of Jury Duty Scam in Tucson Area
Scammers claim person missed jury duty, must pay fine over the phone to avoid arrest.
Hearings Begin to Determine Rooftop Solar Buyback Rate
Arizona Corporation CCommission staff will spend as much as two weeks in Tucson gathering evidence for the rate case.
Differences and Dwarfism
On a special Arizona Spotlight: Pima County Public Library celebrates diversity; a rare kind of bone health clinic in Phoenix; a roundtable talk from three people living with dwarfism; why the lack of dolls that reflect differences is a problem.
Proposal Would Raise Sales Tax to Fund Zoo
Props. 202 and 203 give the zoo money for infrastructure and a master plan.
Southern Arizona Can Expect a Mild Winter Despite Recent Heat Records
Warm and dry, for the southern half of the country, but not enough to break the top 10, meteorologists predict.
