Mental Health Officials on Alert in Old Pueblo
Tucson police increase school area patrols after Conn. shooting spreePolitical Roundtable: Friday, Dec. 14, 2012
Host Jim Nintzel leads discussion of the week's political news
Another Election Cycle To Start Soon
3 of 6 Tucson City Council seats up for grabs next year
AZ Foreclosures Continue Decline
State ranked 7th last month, its lowest in five years
New Legislators Learn Lawmaking Ropes
Big freshman class begins experiencing inner workings of the Capitol
AZ Week: New Lawmakers Bring Optimism, Agendas
Smaller GOP majority seen as challenge; education, fiscal issues top list
TUSD’s Vote on Cultural Classes Confuses Many, Including a Board Member
Board approves final version of court-ordered desegregation plan
Lawsuit Seeks To Classify Mexican Gray Wolf As Subspecies
Action against federal wildlife agency says animals are uniquely adapted to Southwest
AZ Week: Memorial to WWII Gets Its Start
State officials break ground at Capitol on Pearl Harbor Day
Illegal Immigration Continues Slowing
Latest report shows several factors keep crossings down
Outbursts Mark Board of Regents' Meeting
Protesters call for DeConcini’s resignation from the Corrections Corporation of America
Final AZ Election Turnout: 74%
Down 3 points from 2008, when favorite son McCain ran
AZ Election Vote Canvass Monday
Results of Nov. 6 balloting will become official
AZ Week: Education and the Economy
Relevance in school can help drive careers and business, experts say
First Medical Marijuana Dispensary Ready to Open in Tucson
Facility will be first to open in the state
