Tucson's Legislative District 10 is a rarity in state politics: A competitive district that could go either way in a general election.
By Tori Tom
Aug 16, 2018
A man refused to acknowledge the difference between urinating in a public restroom and on a public restroom
By Anna Mirocha
Aug 16, 2018
Westside Legislative District 3, which includes the University of Arizona, downtown and Tucson's west side, is such a heavily Democratic district that it didn't even draw a Republican candidate in the general election.
By Dylan Reynolds
Aug 16, 2018
Sheriff's deputies responded to a gas station whose attendant reported a shirtless, bald, heavily tattooed man harassing customers.
By Anna Mirocha
Aug 16, 2018
On Feb. 20, a crowd had showed up to protest Stonegarden's annual renewal. The supervisors voted 3-2 to accept the federal grant.
By Danyelle Khmara
Aug 16, 2018
Tom picks a fight with a columnist from the morning daily.
By Tom Danehy
Aug 16, 2018
Khalil Tate has gone from little-known backup to gracing the cover of Sports Illustrated's college football preview issue in less than a year.
By Christopher Boan
Aug 16, 2018
The UA College of Science is doing some amazing stuff these days: space missions, drug research, insect examinations and a lot more.
By Jeff Gardner
Aug 16, 2018
Tuition. Books. Craft beer. Everything costs more now than it did 10 years ago, or 20 years ago...
By Ava Garcia and Tori Tom
Aug 16, 2018
Nothing symbolizes the start of a new school year better than the sudden onslaught of humanity racing across the University of Arizona.
By Kathleen B. Kunz
Aug 16, 2018
An innocuous request from a state senator has once again turned eyes toward the Arizona Department of Health Service's growing pile of cash graciously provided by the state's medical cannabis patients.
By Nick Meyers
Aug 16, 2018
Our editor wishes well to our recent batch of interns, and let's you know what to expect in the paper this week.
By Jim Nintzel
Aug 9, 2018
On Paper, Ann Kirkpatrick should be running away with Southern Arizona's Congressional District 2 Democratic primary.
Aug 9, 2018
Two candidates who've held elected office are running for the Senate seat in Legislative District 9.
By Danyelle Khmara
Aug 9, 2018
We're happy to announce the first-place winner of the Humane Society of Southern Arizona and Tucson Weekly's "Tatts for Tails" contest is Tyler Crawford!
By Jeff Gardner
Aug 9, 2018
The Aug. 28 primary election will be here before you know it. With the help of a hard-working crew of unpaid interns, the Weekly is bringing you a few fun facts and recaps of memorable moments from this summer's campaign season.
Aug 9, 2018
BDS Analytics complied data from more than 11,000 surveys of both legal and illegal, medical and recreational users.
By Nick Meyers
Aug 9, 2018
Here's hoping that all the families in our community get off to a good start with the new school year.
By Jim Nintzel
Aug 2, 2018
State Rep. Pamela Powers Hannley says she's more progressive than her younger opponent in the Democratic primary for Legislative District 9, which voters will decide on Tuesday, Aug. 28.
By Danyelle Khmara
Aug 2, 2018
After months of negotiations, Councilmember Steve Kozachik and developer Ross Rulney made an agreement over the future of the Benedictine Monastery.
By Danyelle Khmara
Aug 2, 2018
Lack of sports, babying animals, and Congresswoman McSally have Danehy fired up this week
By Tom Danehy
Aug 2, 2018
Pima County Sheriff Mark Napier explains why there are ICE agents in the Pima County Jail.
By Mark Napier
Aug 2, 2018
The man went on to say he "did not understand why it was wrong for him to urinate in the open area"...
By Anna Mirocha
Aug 2, 2018
In August 2016, the Drug Enforcement Administration said it would begin accepting new applications for licenses to grow cannabis for research purposes.
By Nick Meyers
Aug 2, 2018
See what's going on in the Tucson Local Media newsroom and what's in the paper this week.
By Jim Nintzel
Jul 26, 2018
The presumed frontrunners in the crowded Congressional District 2 race did not fare well with the left-leaning crowd at a forum last week.
By Danyelle Khmara
Jul 26, 2018
Cain Pierce works a small pitcher of draft beer at twilight. After a long workday he's talking PMS in the back patio of IBT's gay bar on Fourth Avenue.
By Brian Smith
Jul 26, 2018
The tension was thick between candidates Matt Heinz and Ann Kirkpatrick at last week’s Congressional District 2 Democratic primary forum.
By Danyelle Khmara
Jul 26, 2018
A foxy thief gutted someone's henhouse, somehow managing to round up and haul away a large number of chickens during broad daylight
By Anna Mirocha
Jul 26, 2018
A few weeks ago, if you asked Arizona State Senate candidate Bobby Wilson about the night he had to kill his own mother because she was trying to kill him, he would tell you the whole story.
By Kathleen B. Kunz and Maria Angulo
Jul 26, 2018
A belligerent man on the brink of violence quickly went from fight to contrite at the mere sight of a Taser gun
By Anna Mirocha
Jul 26, 2018
Industry lawyers were caught by surprise a couple weeks ago when lawyer and president of Cave Creek Dispensaries, Alex Lane, submitted a motion to reconsider to the state Court of Appeals
By Nick Meyers
Jul 26, 2018
The Loft Cinema is once again coming to the rescue of parents who need a break at the end of summer vacation
By Jim Nintzel
Jul 19, 2018
In a kind of modern David-versus-Goliath tale, a small young woman thrust herself past a couple of large guards
By Anna Mirocha
Jul 19, 2018
On April 5, the Arizona Board of Regents announced the new 2018-2019 tuition rates for all three public universities
By Kathleen B. Kunz
Jul 19, 2018
Voters will decide whether to expand Arizona's school voucher program this November
By Tori Tom
Jul 19, 2018
A guy caught on campus with a lot of weed got in a lot of trouble for it, but had a nice time along the way
By Anna Mirocha
Jul 19, 2018
It is dumber than the dumbest thing that the dumbest dumbass on the other side could ever thinking of saying.
By Tom Danehy
Jul 19, 2018
It is time for Yahya Yuksel to go and a bit more about the blogger on Miller's payroll
By Jim Nintzel
Jul 19, 2018
"We're middle class. We're just not club sports middle class."
By Tom Danehy
Jul 19, 2018
SAFER Arizona failed to meet signature requirements by the July 5 deadline to put their recreational cannabis initiative on the ballot this year
By Nick Meyers
Jul 19, 2018
The country’s polarization of conservatives and liberals is never forgotten in the small town of Arivaca.
By Kathleen B. Kunz
Jul 12, 2018
This week's note from our editor
By Jim Nintzel
Jul 12, 2018
When President Trump was elected almost two years ago, a wave of uncertainty overcame the Tohono O’odham Nation.
By Kathleen B. Kunz
Jul 12, 2018
Following an unpleasant run-in with someone passionately objecting to her shopping-cart neglect, an Oro Valley woman at a WalMart told law enforcement she was being stalked.
By Anna Mirocha
Jul 12, 2018
Can initiative efforts survive the new rules created by the Arizona Legislature to hamstring ballot props? And ADI honcho Lori Hunnicutt joins staff of Pima County Supervisor Ally Miller
By Jim Nintzel
Jul 12, 2018
Noreen Olsen looks young to have had a 28-year-old son.
“I’ll take that as a compliment,” she says.
By Brian Smith
Jul 12, 2018
An Arizona Court of Appeals ruling rattled the medical marijuana industry late June, leaving patients and dispensaries alike in confusion over the legality of concentrates in Arizona.
By Nick Meyers
Jul 12, 2018
