A pale orange glow stands as proof of the efforts of a global network of scientists, including a few close to home.
By Jeff Gardner
Apr 18, 2019
For 18 years, Emerge! Center Against Domestic Abuse has hosted an annual luncheon to honor one woman as "Mother of the Year."
By Kathleen B. Kunz
Apr 18, 2019
According to the most recent 2017 study by the Arizona Department of Transportation, a person was killed every 8 hours and 46 minutes in a traffic collision on our roads.
By Brendan Lyons
Apr 18, 2019
Scott and Mark Kelly were identical twins when Scott went into space, but would they be identical when he came back to Earth 340 days later?
By Andrew Howard and Cronkite News Service
Apr 18, 2019
Tom has some thoughts about making Donald Trump a one-term president—and he’s worried the Democrats are gonna blow it
By Tom Danehy
Apr 18, 2019
Desert Bloom owner Aari Ruben believes in the power of marijuana to heal and provide relief.
By David J. Del Grande
Apr 18, 2019
Jane “Grandma” Monday serves up Mary Jane products made with precision and love.
By Emily Dieckman
Apr 18, 2019
While the owners of Glass Geeks didn't plan on selling pipes reaching thousands of dollars apiece, they happily discovered the market would richly reward the craftsmanship in Tucson.
By Jeff Gardner
Apr 18, 2019
With major drugstore chains like Rite Aid and Walgreens now testing out CBD sales in select states, it's clear the more Americans have access to manufactured cannabis products then ever before.
By Jeff Gardner
Apr 18, 2019
Here's a guide through some of the finest products now on the market.
By Tucson Weekly Test Department
Apr 18, 2019
Ladies and gentlemen, it's time once again for the Tucson Weekly Cannabis Bowl!
By Tucson Weekly Staff
Apr 18, 2019
The Southern Arizona Arts & Cultural Alliance has partnered with many creative leaders and educators to bring the communities of Oro Valley and Tucson an interactive summit.
By Briannon Wilfong
Apr 18, 2019
A man at a bustling bus stop suddenly had to pee and, midstream, decided it was better to do so in his pants.
By Anna Mirocha
Apr 18, 2019
Ongoing tension between a man and his (adult) stepson exploded after the latter allegedly ate the former's food
By Anna Mirocha
Apr 18, 2019
Congrats to the UA Women's basketball team!
By Jim Nintzel
Apr 11, 2019
Tensions over immigration policies continue to flare on campus and beyond
By Kathleen B. Kunz
Apr 11, 2019
The final victory, which came the afternoon of April 6 against the Wildcats of Northwestern University, capped off the school's second championship at the postseason event.
By Christopher Boan
Apr 11, 2019
"One of the best parts is that you don't have to be a scientist to participate."
By Jeff Gardner
Apr 11, 2019
This was a real by-golly basketball game with some badass athletes and refs and a championship on the line.
By Tom Danehy
Apr 11, 2019
Arizonans legalized cannabis almost a decade ago, now. Yet patients still must withdraw cash to purchase cannabis products at dispensaries, and dispensaries still must find a way to store massive amounts of cash.
By Nick Meyers
Apr 11, 2019
Two fellow fast-food workers' distaste for each other erupted in a near-choking incident after one of them made a pretty bad joke.
By Anna Mirocha
Apr 11, 2019
More than 30 Arizona brewers are expected to bring their finest IPAs, so if you like cold beer, head to Armory Park for a taste of Arizona's finest.
By Jim Nintzel
Apr 4, 2019
The Marana Police Department will receive $308,800 from the federal Operation Stonegarden grant program, despite Pima County's decision to reject the money last September.
By Kathleen B. Kunz
Apr 4, 2019
Since arriving on Dec. 3, 2018, the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft has orbited the asteroid Bennu more than a dozen times
By Jeff Gardner
Apr 4, 2019
He was an influential leader, a charismatic entrepreneur and man who loved Tucson until his final days.
By David J. Del Grande
Apr 4, 2019
The ugly world spun hard but Tina's walker kept her from flying off of it. Squealing rubber and human screams seared her brain and sucked her back to this: Popeye's filthy shoes, arranged and neat, facing the same direction, as if waiting to be stepped into.
By Brian Smith
Apr 4, 2019
The Arizona Legislature is in full swing, and according to Arizona NORML, six of a record-breaking 31 cannabis bills still live, some in more limbo than others.
By Nick Meyers
Apr 4, 2019
A high-school drug dealer produced a pretty lame story about accidentally finding a Xanax pill, trying to pin suspicion on his would-be customer ... all while obviously super high.
By Anna Mirocha
Apr 4, 2019
Find out what fills the pages this week.
By Jim Nintzel
Mar 28, 2019
Between 2015 and 2018, more than 13,000 Pima County renters were faced with an eviction.
By Kathleen B. Kunz
Mar 28, 2019
Coleman wants his players to focus on limiting penalties, while maximizing their offensive drives and stifling the Strike Force's high-flying pass game. If they can do that, then the sky's the limit for the newfound Tucson squad.
By Christopher Boan
Mar 28, 2019
U.S. Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick (D-CD2) recently sat down with Tucson Weekly to talk about a range of issues facing Congress.
By Jim Nintzel
Mar 28, 2019
In the late hours of Jan. 31, the Arizona Legislature passed a drought contingency plan in a nearly unanimous vote.
By Jeff Gardner
Mar 28, 2019
The fight to stop Rosemont Mine continues and democrat Mark Kelly has a clearer shot at Martha McSally next year
By Jim Nintzel
Mar 28, 2019
The irony hall of fame will probably soon be opening a new exhibit dedicated to the fact that the same President of the United States who wants to sic the federal government on Saturday Night Live just signed an executive order in favor of free speech on college campuses.
By Tom Danehy
Mar 28, 2019
A cohabiting couple were arrested for fighting like cats and dogs while living in a car.
By Anna Mirocha
Mar 28, 2019
While on patrol, an officer located a big conglomeration of graffiti, in the form of text, covering the whole west side of a bridge and retaining wall
By Anna Mirocha
Mar 28, 2019
The Arizona Dispensaries Association announced their plans last week for a 2020 ballot initiative to legalize adult-use cannabis, March 20.
By Nick Meyers
Mar 28, 2019
I'm still a little jangled from spending five days trying to drink from the sonic fire hose that is SXSW...
By Jim Nintzel
Mar 21, 2019
Last Wednesday, the Arizona House of Representatives unanimously passed House Bill 2570, which intends to create the first study committee on violence against Indigenous women and girls in the state.
By Kathleen B. Kunz
Mar 21, 2019
While living in the Sonoran Desert brings with it some proximity to howling coyotes, the Raffetys—and many of their neighbors—were subject to the barking of a pack of dogs owned by Victor and Cecile Stanton.
By Logan Burtch-Buus
Mar 21, 2019
Once again, Arizona got a bad rap in the media for the way it funds education. But this time it's different. This time we don't deserve it.
By David Safier
Mar 21, 2019
I don't know much about Japanese gardens, can't really define the framing and depth cues, the layered traditions. But each visit, either here at Yume Japanese Gardens in Tucson or in other American cities, elicits some visceral response.
By Brian Smith
Mar 21, 2019
The Arizona Dispensaries Association announced their plans for a 2020 voter initiative to legalize adult-use cannabis last week.
By Nick Meyers
Mar 21, 2019
It's Sunshine Week, which doesn't just mean another week of gorgeous weather here in Southern Arizona. It's also the week when the press points out the importance of having access to public records.
By Jim Nintzel
Mar 14, 2019
Trevor Draegeth and his wife, Laurie, were allegedly involved in an argument the night before the latter was found dead in their Oro Valley home.
By Logan Burtch-Buus
Mar 14, 2019
If it's predictable, it's preventable. That was the sentiment delivered by Oro Valley Police Chief Daniel Sharp and Pima County Sheriff Mark Napier while they urged legislators to make bigger investments in Arizona's early childhood education system.
By Kathleen B. Kunz
Mar 14, 2019
Marana residents will see an extension of The Loop trail from the Canyon Del Oro Wash to the west side of Interstate-10, thanks to a routine bank protection project.
By Kathleen B. Kunz
Mar 14, 2019
What is perhaps most frustrating is that the entire anti-vaxxer (bowel) movement began with a fake study conducted by a fake doctor using fake(d) data.
By Tom Danehy
Mar 14, 2019
The cause of government transparency finally broke through to the popular zeitgeist this year.
By Electronic Frontier Foundation
Mar 14, 2019
It's a story every Intro to Economics student has heard before. A market is profitable, so firms enter the market until it's not profitable, then leave the market until it is and continue the cycle until it reaches equilibrium. It's one of the first steps in free-market correction.
By Nick Meyers
Mar 14, 2019
An extremely intoxicated northside man made a valiant attempt at appearing alert and composed when caught illegally behind the wheel.
By Anna Mirocha
Mar 14, 2019
