Sep 21-27, 2017

News & Opinion

• Tucson Salvage

  Tucson Salvage

  A prison redemption, a trailblazing trans life, and unlikely nuptials from opposite worlds

  By Brian Smith

  Sep 21, 2017
• Currents Feature

  Bad Grades

  The lastest AzMerit scores show most Southern Arizona school districts need improvement

  By Danyelle Khmara

  Sep 21, 2017
• Currents Feature

  White Doesn't Make Right

  Judge rules that GOP officials' long campaign against Mexican-American Studies was driven by "racial animus"

  By Danyelle Khmara

  Sep 21, 2017
• Cannabis

  High Time Hold Up

  Your medical marijuana is safe… for now.

  By Nick Meyers

  Sep 21, 2017
• Ask a Mexican!

  Ask a Mexican!

  By Gustavo Arellano

  Sep 21, 2017
• Editor's Note

  Editor's Note

  Stormy Forecast

  By Jim Nintzel

  Sep 21, 2017
• The Skinny

  The Skinny

  By Jim Nintzel

  Sep 21, 2017
• Police Dispatch

  Police Dispatch

  We Can't Handle This Vandal

  By Anna Mirocha

  Sep 21, 2017
• Police Dispatch

  Police Dispatch

  Drinkin' in the Boy's Room

  By Anna Mirocha

  Sep 21, 2017

Cinema

• Cinema Feature

  Maternal Instinct

  Darren Aronofsky explores biblical allegory in the nutty Mother!

  By Bob Grimm

  Sep 21, 2017
• Cinema Feature

  Reel Indie

  By Emily Dieckman

  Sep 21, 2017

Music

• Music Feature

  Defiant Flow

  Tucson rapper battles emcees and life on international stages

  By Isaac Kirkman

  Sep 21, 2017
• Music Feature

  Know Your Product

  Stars pick their Top Five! This week: Swervedriver

  By Brett Callwood

  Sep 21, 2017

Arts & Culture

• Arts: Feature

  Bathed in Light

  Rising young photog exhibits brilliant portraits of African-Americans at Joseph Gross

  By Margaret Regan

  Sep 21, 2017
• Arts: Feature

  Where’s the Warhol?

  UA Professor’s Film To Show At The Loft

  By Emily Dieckman

  Sep 21, 2017
• Review

  Reluctant Romance

  ATC's Chapter Two is a good, but not great, production

  By Sherilyn Forrester

  Sep 21, 2017
• Book Feature

  Checkpoint Trauma

  Tucson journalist Todd Miller's new book Storming the Wall: Climate Change, Migration and Homeland Security examines the lines between extreme weather and border movement

  By Todd Miller

  Sep 21, 2017

Chow

• Chow Feature

  Noodles of Fun

  Classic Spaghetti Western Steakhouse serves up family-friendly comfort food

  By Tirion Morris

  Sep 21, 2017

  
• Chow Feature

  Reign in Tacos

  Tucson's unofficial salsa queen, Maria Mezon, finds court in a new location on Fourth Avenue

  By Mark Whittaker

  Sep 21, 2017