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Nearly Excellent Neapolitan
With a few fixes, Falora could be one of Tucson's best restaurants
by Jacqueline Kuder
I love good pizza. In fact, a nice, thin crust Neapolitan-style pizza would be my last meal, if I had the opportunity to choose. So I have to admit up…Cover Story
Danehy
Is it possible Tom Horne is the worst politician in a state full of terrible ones?
By Tom Danehy Jun 13, 2013
Guest Commentary
Salomón R. Baldenegro and the El Rio Coalition want to see how the Grand Canyon issue arose in the first place
By SalomÓn R. Baldenegro Jun 13, 2013
Ask a Mexican!
Dear Mexican: Why don't all TV stations feature Spanish subtitles?
By Gustavo Arellano Jun 13, 2013
Smith Smacks His Head
Here's why you won't catch our MMJ columnist wearing a pot leaf T-shirt or celebrating 4/20
By J.M. Smith Jun 13, 2013
Insecurity Complex
The Senate's immigration-reform legislation is drawing a line down the middle of the Republican Party
By Jim Nintzel Jun 13, 2013
Travel Twist
Game and Fish bashes the feds over off-road restrictions
By Tim Vanderpool Jun 13, 2013
Another Stanza
After meeting her goals, Gail Browne leaves the UA Poetry Center for next challenge
By Mari Herreras Jun 13, 2013
Grant Road Rage
A long-term road widening plan leaves a growing family trapped in a small home
By Jim Nintzel Jun 13, 2013
Media Watch
The Tucson Padres' play-by-play man Tim Hagerty is the go-to guy for the meanings behind minor league team nicknames.
By John Schuster Jun 13, 2013
The Skinny
This week in The Skinny: Gov. Brewer busts the legislature for the budget ... conservatives once again take aim at Planned Parenthood ... a group looks to phase out the city's pension program ... and much more!
By Jim Nintzel Jun 13, 2013
City Week
By Alison Dorf and Derek Evans Jun 13, 2013
More Than Meets the Eye
The Studio Ghibli Collection film series, The Loft Cinema, ends June 29
By Noelle Haro-Gomez Jun 13, 2013
Soulless Superman
Sure, Michael Shannon is great as General Zod, but why did they let Zack Snyder direct?
By Bob Grimm Jun 13, 2013
Until the End of the World
All your stoner-comedy favorites (plus Rhianna?), riding out the apocalypse for laughs
By Colin Boyd Jun 13, 2013
Blues Explosion!
Jon Spencer's thrilling (and occasionally controversial) trio returns to a city that was once their second home
By Joshua Levine Jun 13, 2013
Surfer Blood: Pythons (Warner Bros.)
By Sean Bottai Jun 13, 2013
Candye Kane: Coming Out Swingin' (Vizztone)
By Gene Armstrong Jun 13, 2013
JC Brooks & the Uptown Sound: Howl (Bloodshot)
By Gene Armstrong Jun 13, 2013
Soundbites
This week, we dig Pat Benatar ... Steve announces his fandom for Cheap Trick and Rick Nielsen ... the Rialto welcomes Iris DeMent ... and so much more (especially at Club Congress)!
By Stephen Seigel Jun 13, 2013
Live
JOHNNY HOOTROCK with Last Call Brawlers at The District, Friday, June 7
By Joshua Levine Jun 13, 2013
Bird Brains
A flock of summer-lite artworks gather Sizey prizes at Davis Dominguez
By Margaret Regan Jun 13, 2013
The (New) Play's the Thing
The Tucson Alliance of Dramatic Artists aims to assist in the development of new plays through staged readings
By Sherilyn Forrester Jun 13, 2013
Nearly Excellent Neapolitan
With a few fixes, Falora could be one of Tucson's best restaurants
By Jacqueline Kuder Jun 13, 2013
Noshing Around
Beer dinners begin at Hotel Congress's Cup Cafe ... a mysterious concept is coming to St. Philip's Plaza ... more word of summer changes ... and Jax Kitchen gets a new sister restaurant?
By Jerry Morgan Jun 13, 2013
Another Stanza
After meeting her goals, Gail Browne leaves the UA Poetry Center for next challenge
By Mari Herreras Jun 13, 2013
Media Watch
The KMSB shuffle continues; The battle for ratings still too close to call; Churck Meyer returns to the radio
By John Schuster Jan 5, 2012
Girl in a Coma
By Linda Ray Jun 18, 2013 5:45 pm
TUSD Board Votes 4-1 for Sanchez
By Dan Gibson Jun 18, 2013 8:35 pm
The Folks at Amy's Baking Company In Scottsdale Have Gone Insane [Update: They Were 'Hacked']
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The Amy's Baking Company Saga Is Only Going to Get Weirder
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TUSD Board Votes 4-1 for Sanchez
Yes, they need to approve his contract, but by a vote of 4-1 (Stegeman dissenting) H.T. Sanchez was approved as the new superintendent of TUSD after eight days of consideration and one public forum. More in… -
Is the Vote for TUSD Super Finalist H.T. Sanchez in the Bag Tonight?
This week's cover story, on stands tomorrow, may not have had the best timing, but we went forward with interviews with people who work with H.T. Sanchez, the Tucson Unified School District finalist from the Ector… -
Girl in a Coma
Tucson Weekly photographer C. Eliott captured these snaps at Club Congress, Saturday, June 3. Find more photos after the jump.… -
Immigration Reform Would Shave $200 Billion From Deficit
Your afternoon immigration-reform update: The Gang of Eight's comprehensive immigration reform bill will cut the deficit by nearly $200 billion over the next 10 years, according the Congressional Budget Office. Talking Points Memo reports:The so-called Senate… -
Grijalva on GOP Anti-Abortion Bill: "It Is Time To Stop Hurting America's Woman and Put People Back To Work"
The New York Times breaks down the anti-abortion bill passed by the U.S. House of Representatives today:The Republican-led House on Tuesday passed a far-reaching anti-abortion bill that conservatives saw as a milestone in their 40-year campaign… -
Who Will Be the Wildcats' Week One Starter?
There's one huge question for the Arizona Wildcats coming into the 2013: who will the starting quarterback? Right now, it looks to be a three-man race among senior B.J Denker, junior transfer Jesse Scroggins and incoming… -
Political Showdown Averted: Former Lawmaker Terri Proud Says She Won't Challenge State Rep. Ethan Orr
Conservative Republicans are vowing revenge on the GOP lawmakers who crossed party lines to support Gov. Jan Brewer’s Medicaid expansion. The targeted lawmakers include state Rep. Ethan Orr, the only Republican lawmaker in Southern Arizona to…
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TUSD Board Votes 4-1 for Sanchez
Yes, they need to approve his contract, but by a vote of 4-1 (Stegeman dissenting) H.T. Sanchez was approved as the new superintendent of TUSD after eight days of consideration and one public forum. More in… -
Is the Vote for TUSD Super Finalist H.T. Sanchez in the Bag Tonight?
This week's cover story, on stands tomorrow, may not have had the best timing, but we went forward with interviews with people who work with H.T. Sanchez, the Tucson Unified School District finalist from the Ector… -
Immigration Reform Would Shave $200 Billion From Deficit
Your afternoon immigration-reform update: The Gang of Eight's comprehensive immigration reform bill will cut the deficit by nearly $200 billion over the next 10 years, according the Congressional Budget Office. Talking Points Memo reports:The so-called Senate… -
Grijalva on GOP Anti-Abortion Bill: "It Is Time To Stop Hurting America's Woman and Put People Back To Work"
The New York Times breaks down the anti-abortion bill passed by the U.S. House of Representatives today:The Republican-led House on Tuesday passed a far-reaching anti-abortion bill that conservatives saw as a milestone in their 40-year campaign… -
Political Showdown Averted: Former Lawmaker Terri Proud Says She Won't Challenge State Rep. Ethan Orr
Conservative Republicans are vowing revenge on the GOP lawmakers who crossed party lines to support Gov. Jan Brewer’s Medicaid expansion. The targeted lawmakers include state Rep. Ethan Orr, the only Republican lawmaker in Southern Arizona to… -
Boehner: Immigration Bill Will Require Support of GOP House Majority
This week's cover story focused on how the question of border security was the key topic as lawmakers in Washington debate comprehensive immigration reform, as well as how the politics of immigration play against an effort… -
Capitol Shocker: Brewer Hugs Campbell!
After the jump: AZ Central captures a shocking moment at the Arizona Capitol today: Gov. Jan Brewer hugs state Rep. Chad Campbell at the signing ceremony for the Medicaid expansion.…
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Immigration Reform Would Shave $200 Billion From Deficit
Your afternoon immigration-reform update: The Gang of Eight's comprehensive immigration reform bill will cut the deficit by nearly $200 billion over the next 10 years, according the Congressional Budget Office. Talking Points Memo reports:The so-called Senate… -
Grijalva on GOP Anti-Abortion Bill: "It Is Time To Stop Hurting America's Woman and Put People Back To Work"
The New York Times breaks down the anti-abortion bill passed by the U.S. House of Representatives today:The Republican-led House on Tuesday passed a far-reaching anti-abortion bill that conservatives saw as a milestone in their 40-year campaign… -
Political Showdown Averted: Former Lawmaker Terri Proud Says She Won't Challenge State Rep. Ethan Orr
Conservative Republicans are vowing revenge on the GOP lawmakers who crossed party lines to support Gov. Jan Brewer’s Medicaid expansion. The targeted lawmakers include state Rep. Ethan Orr, the only Republican lawmaker in Southern Arizona to… -
State Budget Tidbits: More Money for Arts and Parks
In all the excitement over the Medicaid expansion, there are a whole bunch of overlooked tidbits from the recently completed legislative session that The Range will be gathering in the next few days. For starters, there's… -
Idaho Republican Appears to Have Never Met A Gay Man
In the middle of a state legislature debate regarding local non-discrimination ordinances in Idaho, a Republican politician revealed that he has apparently never actually encountered a gay person in his life: Cornel Rasor, a former Bonner… -
Boehner: Immigration Bill Will Require Support of GOP House Majority
This week's cover story focused on how the question of border security was the key topic as lawmakers in Washington debate comprehensive immigration reform, as well as how the politics of immigration play against an effort… -
Capitol Shocker: Brewer Hugs Campbell!
After the jump: AZ Central captures a shocking moment at the Arizona Capitol today: Gov. Jan Brewer hugs state Rep. Chad Campbell at the signing ceremony for the Medicaid expansion.…
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Girl in a Coma
Tucson Weekly photographer C. Eliott captured these snaps at Club Congress, Saturday, June 3. Find more photos after the jump.… -
Foals Have a New Video Featuring a Naked Woman
British indie-rock act (that seems to be a bit too limiting of a description for what the band does, but oh well) Foals are coming to the Rialto on August 7, in the midst of a… -
You Should Watch This Short Film About Sixth-Grade Brooklyn Metalheads
You will see this video everywhere on the internet at some point in the near future, but you should watch it now, because it is beautiful and inspiring. Plus, those kids can really play.… -
The Yacht Rock Party Video Is Here! The Yacht Rock Party Video Is Here!
Complete with a soundtrack of Starbuck's "Moonlight Feels Right," the sight of Kenny Stewart in particularly revealing undergarments, and ...Music Video?'s Paul Jenkins doing some excellent dancing with his hands, the promo video for Thursday's Yacht… -
Let's Check Out An Orchestral Take On Macklemore and Ryan Lewis
As I've said before, I'm a big damn fan of Macklemore and Ryan Lewis's debut album, The Heist, which I'll go ahead and say was one of the best albums of 2012. But this arrangement of… -
Chicha Dust Makes a Party Record
Chicha Dust raised a party and got Waterworks Recording's Jim Waters to record it at Wildcat Storage last Sunday, June 9. More info and a slide show after the jump.…
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The Yacht Rock Party Video Is Here! The Yacht Rock Party Video Is Here!
Complete with a soundtrack of Starbuck's "Moonlight Feels Right," the sight of Kenny Stewart in particularly revealing undergarments, and ...Music Video?'s Paul Jenkins doing some excellent dancing with his hands, the promo video for Thursday's Yacht… -
Time's Running Out For A Local, Historical Documentary
We've given Dan Buckley's "Mariachis Transform Tucson" Kickstarter some love in the past, but now's as good a time as any to take another look at it: [embed-1] Buckley's project, which is set to take a… -
Thursdays Doings: Jen's Open Mic at Riley's Irish Tavern
There are some great things happening in the Moldy Pueblo tonight, but one highlight is sure to be Jen McDonald's open mic from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. at Riley's Irish Tavern, 5140 N. La Cholla Blvd.… -
Tango for Sex and Social Justice
Argentine tango, its apparent world domination and what it all means is the topic of tonight's UA Confluencenter event from 5:30 to 7 p.m., at Playground Bar and Lounge, 278 E. Congress. Dr. Melissa Fitch illustrates…
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Who Will Be the Wildcats' Week One Starter?
There's one huge question for the Arizona Wildcats coming into the 2013: who will the starting quarterback? Right now, it looks to be a three-man race among senior B.J Denker, junior transfer Jesse Scroggins and incoming… -
Arizona Football: Because We Don't Want to Confuse People By Acting Like Tucson Is An Actual City
I understand the importance of self-promotion, and that sometimes you've gotta get a little cheesy and outside of the box to draw attention. This is especially true for an entity that might not have a built-in… -
Case Closed: UA's Carey No Longer Facing Domestic Violence Charges
The Tucson city prosecutor's office announced today it was dropping domestic violence charges against University of Arizona running back Ka'Deem Carey. With less than a month before Carey was set to go to trial, the move…
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