Dec 4-10, 2014

News & Opinion

• Danehy

  Danehy

  According to Tom, November 28, 2014 should be recognized as the greatest day in Tucson history

  By Tom Danehy

  Dec 4, 2014
• Feature

  Never Forgotten Brother

  Brian Davis’ murder is one of the Tucson Police Department’s oldest cold case investigations and after 30 years, his sister remains determined to find his killer.

  By Mari Herreras

  Dec 4, 2014
• Currents Feature

  Ron and the recount

  Martha McSally still holds her 161 vote lead ahead of the CD2 recount

  By Jim Nintzel

  Dec 4, 2014
• Currents Feature

  Progress, Derailed?

  Has the Obama administration hobbled the Endangered Species Act?

  By Judith Lewis Mernit

  Dec 4, 2014
• Ask a Mexican!

  Ask the Mexican

  By Gustavo Arellano

  Dec 4, 2014
• Editor's Note

  Editor's Note

  See You Around

  By Dan Gibson

  Dec 4, 2014
• The Skinny

  The Skinny

  By Jim Nintzel

  Dec 4, 2014
• Media Watch

  Media Watch

  By John Schuster

  Dec 4, 2014
• Police Dispatch

  Police dispatch

  By Anna Mirocha

  Dec 4, 2014

City Week

• City Week

  Living Sonoran Strange

  By Mari Herreras

  Dec 4, 2014
• City Week

  Viva Bike Art!

  By Mari Herreras

  Dec 4, 2014
• City Week

  Art Punk Border: Gabriel Ruiz Villegas’ Illegal Aliens

  By Mari Herreras

  Dec 4, 2014
• City Week

  Mapping Q Youth Exhibition

  By Mari Herreras

  Dec 4, 2014
• City Week

  Trails of Hope and Terror

  By Mari Herreras

  Dec 4, 2014

Cinema

• Cinema Feature

  The Return of the Vamp

  This year’s best vampire film, thankfully free of sparkle, is “A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night”

  By Bob Grimm

  Dec 4, 2014
• Cinema Feature

  Covered-Wagon Calamity

  “The Homesman” is a somber elegy and homage to the American West

  By Colin Boyd

  Dec 4, 2014
• Cinema Showdown

  Cinema Showdown

  By Heather Hoch

  Dec 4, 2014

Music

• Primer

  Primer X

  By Joshua Levine

  Dec 4, 2014
• Music Feature

  Music Counts

  Friends of Nowhere Man and a Whiskey Girl celebrate their music with a benefit for the Lupus Foundation

  By Mari Herreras

  Dec 4, 2014
• Soundbites

  Soundbites

  By Joshua Levine

  Dec 4, 2014
• Nine Questions

  Nine Questions

  By Ivan Merma

  Dec 4, 2014
• Live

  Wide-Ranging Sound

  “Secret Evil” is a confident debut album from genre-hoppers Jessica Hernandez & The Deltas

  By Eric Swedlund

  Dec 4, 2014
• Rhythm & Views

  Rhythm & Views

  Various Artists, Dune Drift III (Topaz)

  Dec 4, 2014

Arts & Culture

• Arts: Feature

  Whodunit on Christmas Eve?

  Everyone’s a suspect in LTW’s Sherlockian holiday mystery “The Game’s Afoot”

  By M. Scot Skinner

  Dec 4, 2014
• Arts: Feature

  Crafting Vision

  UA Museum of Art looks forward with a new director interested in stories and collaboration

  By Mari Herreras

  Dec 4, 2014

  
• Arts: Feature

  Looking at the Land

  A new show at Etherton features an examination of the world’s largest solar power plant, among other landscapes

  By Margaret Regan

  Dec 4, 2014

Chow

• Nine on the Line

  Nine on the Line

  By Brian Metzger and Ginny Wooters

  Dec 4, 2014
• This Week in Craft Beer

  This Week in Craft Beer

  Chasing the elusive perfect beer

  By Christian Cortes

  Dec 4, 2014
• Chow Feature

  Unexpected Asian

  For a space that once hosted a Taco Shop, Brother’s Noodles is a pleasant surprise

  By Rita Connelly

  Dec 4, 2014

  
• Noshing Around

  Noshing Around

  By C.J. Hamm

  Dec 4, 2014