Arizona January Job Losses Below Normal
Super Bowl, other major sporting events may be reason
Mexican League Spring Training Games Begin Friday
Four teams taking part in event's first year in Tucson
Tucson Festival of Books Returns to University of Arizona Campus
“It is all about books, it is about education, it is all about making Tucson a better place,” Festival Executive Director says.
Jan. 8 Hero Bill Badger Dies in Tucson at 78
He helped subdue gunman and stop shooting in which 6 died, 13 were wounded.
Arizona Healthcare Signups Nearly Doubled in Last Open Enrollment
Total statewide enrollment is now more than 200,000
Arizona One of Top States for Green Energy Hiring
State No. 5 in report on announced jobs in sector, mostly in solar energy installations.
9th Circuit Appeals Court to Hear Cases in Tucson
Parties in Arizona and Nevada cases to argue at law school
If You Want Health Care By Jan. 1, Buy It Through Marketplace Today
People have to enroll by 15th of every month if they want insurance to kick in first day of following month.
El Conquistador Deal Being Finalized
Pending deal between two different buyers that will split up the recently troubled resort and golf course.
Barber, McSally Recount Nearly Done; Final Results Not Known Until Judge Certifies
Outcome in CD2 race will not be known until next week.
Still Facing Recount, McSally is Appointed to House Armed Forces Committee
Republican is a retired Air Force colonel; CD2 is home to two military bases.
Parts of Pima County Under Citrus Quarantine
Presence of an insect that can carry disease found in region.
Food Bank Wants to Help Local Farmers Make Their Produce More Available
$100K grant from feds may help the cause.
Pima County May Stop Hiring Smokers
Board of Supervisors voting on issue later this month; health officials argue this could save money on healthcare costs.
Recount Begins Thursday for Closest Ever Arizona Congressional Race
Tabulation machines tested, oversight planned to start counting ballots in Barber, McSally saga.
