- Issue of
- Apr 21-27, 2011
- Vol. 28, No. 9
Cover Story
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The State Budget: Winners and Losers
(Here's a hint: One list is really long, and one list is really short)
News & Opinion
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Danehy
The Republicans in the Legislature have taken advantage of a perfect storm to do very bad things
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- » Cover Story - Feature
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The State Budget: Winners and Losers
(Here's a hint: One list is really long, and one list is really short)
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- Currents Feature
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The Brothers Arellanes
The man held in connection with the murder of Agent Brian Terry has a crime-ridden past—and so does at least one relative
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- Currents Feature
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The Elective Question
The TUSD board considers making a fundamental change regarding the district's ethnic-studies programs
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- Currents Feature
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Government in Action
Coming soon: longer ER waits, lots of job losses and a whole bunch more sick people
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- Currents Feature
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To the Streets
Local services collaborate to help out homeless vets
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Guest Commentary
Pima County's elimination of retiree insurance benefits has raised numerous concerns and questions
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The Skinny
Brewer uses her veto stamp … Voters will decide the fate of Clean Elections … Bus fares are on the rise … and more!
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Media Watch
Fooks lands morning KFMA gig; Guarino takes over KVOA weather lead
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Police Dispatch
Unrequited obsession; Baseball fan burglar?
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Messina
Is the Coffee Party the answer to partisan politics?
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Mailbag
St. Peter and Joe Sweeney Have a Chat; Comments From Readers at TucsonWeekly.com
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Weekly Wide Web
Local and Online
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T Q&A
William Vélez
City Week
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City Week
Schorr Family Award and Community Forum on Mental Illness; Battling Sexual Violence; Fifth Annual JusticePalooza; Strut Your Stuff
Cinema
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- Cinema Feature
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Not Rated for a Reason
'Super' is a hilarious superhero flick—but it's not for the faint of heart
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- Cinema Feature
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For the Birds
'Rio' is yet another ho-hum fish-out-of-water animated tale
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Now Showing at Home
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (Blu-ray); The Incredibles (2-Disc Blu-ray+DVD); The King's Speech (Blu-ray)
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week ending April 17, 2011
Music
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- Music Feature
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The Zen of Tom Walbank
How Jake and Elwood pushed a young English lad toward the blues
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Soundbites
In response to Jan. 8; The Modeens get with it; A label's first birthday; The end of Sunday afternoon?; Movits! Movits!; Short takes; On the bandwagon
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Nine Questions
Lindsey Muth
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Live
Interpol, School of Seven Bells, Rialto Theatre, Sunday, April 17
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Top Ten in Music
Toxic Ranch Records' top sales for the week ending April 15, 2011
Arts & Culture
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- Review
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Mystifying Mystery
How can ATC's 'Irma Vep' be both brilliant and boring?
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- Review
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Reconstituted Classics
Arizona Repertory makes magic out of 'Into the Woods'
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- Review
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Black or White?
Tucson's ballet pros hope a recent movie's success bolsters attendance at their 'Swan Lake'
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- Book Feature
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Riparian Revival?
Ken Lamberton shows the oft-maligned Santa Cruz River some much-deserved love
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Top Ten in Books
Antigone Books' best-sellers for the week ending April 15, 2011
Chow
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- Chow Feature
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Joys of Simplicity
Caffe Torino offers splendid Italian food—but the service and speed may disappoint you
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Noshing Around
Eat-a-Burger; Northside Eats: Rigo's Restaurant; Garden for 47 Scott; Melt: A Sandwich Shop
