Welcome to some tips about shit that matters for you back-to-schoolers, straight from three current Arizona Wildcats.
Listen up to their advice and remember to work hard, play hard and do your homework.
By Danyelle Khmara, Eddie Celaya and Hailey Freeman
Aug 17, 2017
A bloody, sunburned man was soon rescued after he was seen on a major street with his pants falling off, allegedly after a random assault.
By Anna Mirocha
Aug 17, 2017
Caught Blue-appendaged
By Anna Mirocha
Aug 17, 2017
Welcome back, Wildcats
By Jim Nintzel
Aug 17, 2017
Food is a necessity, but with the local launch of grocery delivery services Instacart and UberEATS (the food delivery branch of the popular ride service) last week, Tucson residents need not walk farther than the front door to get it.
By Emily Dieckman
Aug 17, 2017
Supervisor Miller finds a way to make the Charlottesville mess about her skin color
Aug 17, 2017
DEAR MUJER: Was I ever confused about my ethnic identity? Absolutely.
By Gustavo Arellano
Aug 17, 2017
There are unsubstantiated reports of people claiming to have voted for Barack Obama in 2012 and then Donald Trump in 2016. I know, that whole Nibiru thing is more believable, but this myth won't go away. I heard some guy on the radio the other day actually make that claim.
By Tom Danehy
Aug 17, 2017
A legal fight over campus cannabis is lurching toward the Arizona Supreme Court
By Nick Meyers
Aug 17, 2017
Ward 3's roughly 18,000 Democrats and 12,000 independent voters will choose between three candidates in the Aug. 29 primary
By Jim Nintzel
Aug 10, 2017
At a community forum on equity, the Ward 3 primary candidates spoke to a full house
By Danyelle Khmara
Aug 10, 2017
In July, the U.S. Department of Labor awarded Pima County a $236,654 grant for the Homeless Veterans' Reintegration Program
By Danyelle Khmara
Aug 10, 2017
McSally's new effort on healthcare plus a look at Ward 3's Democratic candidates before the August 29 primary.
By Jim Nintzel
Aug 10, 2017
President Donald Trump has threatened to crash the individual marketplace by cutting off federal funding
By Elise McClain
Aug 10, 2017
Two people were apprehended on the edge of town possessing meth pipes but no meth, bullets but no guns.
By Anna Mirocha
Aug 10, 2017
WOW . . . Art Laboe in ¡Ask a Mexican! This column has finally hit its zenith—and since it's all downhill from here, Art, I'd like to dedicate "The Agony and the Ecstasy" to my sad girl, journalism.
By Gustavo Arellano
Aug 10, 2017
Get ready for the first of a new breed of teachers in Arizona's public schools this year.
By David Safier
Aug 10, 2017
Any generalized comfort we felt before Donald Trump's arrival in office has been converted into painful awareness of everything around us.
By Brian Smith
Aug 10, 2017
Attorney General Jeff Sessions sent letters to governors of states with legal recreational marijuana
By Nick Meyers
Aug 10, 2017
We welcome two new writers to the Tucson Local Media team.
By Jim Nintzel
Aug 3, 2017
A whole bunch of seeds are waiting to be discovered in the Pima County Public Library Seed Savers Program and at Native Seeds/SEARCH.
By Lee Allen
Aug 3, 2017
"Momcologist" and Woman of the Year Barb Anderson reflects on what Senator McCain's recent no vote on the healthcare repeal legislation means for her family and others like them.
By Barb Anderson
Aug 3, 2017
The Department of Health and Human Services is discontinuing all teen pregnancy prevention programs.
By Danyelle Khmara
Aug 3, 2017
I think all good people can take a lesson from my experience: when the haters go for you, don't ignore them—fight back with humor, stats, and DESMADRE, and they'll scatter away like the cucarachas they are.
By Gustavo Arellano
Aug 3, 2017
Tom learns his lesson the hard way.
By Tom Danehy
Aug 3, 2017
California is growing eight times more weed than it can distribute, leading to an issue in surplus.
By Nick Meyers
Aug 3, 2017
Drunk man attempts to use his penis as weapon.
By Anna Mirocha
Aug 3, 2017
Ken Weir is Sticky, volunteer mascot for the indie pro baseball outfit The Tucson Saguaros.
By Brian Smith
Jul 27, 2017
Long-time Amphi High School football coach Vern Friedli died from complications from a series of strokes at the age of 80.
By Tom Danehy
Jul 27, 2017
Ann Kirkpatrick tosses her hat in the ring while Ward 3 Democratic primary candidates show us the money.
By Jim Nintzel
Jul 27, 2017
My, how quickly Oklahomans forget their own history-sad that a Mexican has to teach you about your own people, but that happens only in America.
By Gustavo Arellano
Jul 27, 2017
Since the summer of last year, Tucson became home to the (semi) pro start-up the Tucson Saguaros.
By Eddie Celaya
Jul 27, 2017
Four inebriated young men broke into the University of Arizona's pool in order to jump off the highest diving board for cheap thrills.
By Anna Mirocha
Jul 27, 2017
The federal government's staunch stance against the happy little plant may seem at odds with public opinion.
By Nick Meyers
Jul 27, 2017
Our intern and Tucson Salvage columnist team up to highlight Tucson's (semi) pro baseball team the Tucson Saguaros.
By Jim Nintzel
Jul 27, 2017
The Republican push to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act collapsed this week, leaving the future of Obamacare up in the air once again.
By Elise McClain
Jul 20, 2017
HWP program expanded from two days a week to three, accommodating more participants across the program.
By Danyelle Khmara
Jul 20, 2017
The latest health care legislation has fallen into a coma, the debut of our new cinema column, and following the escapades of local band XIXA on their world tour.
By Jim Nintzel
Jul 20, 2017
Trying to survive off what the desert provides in the way of edibles can be a feast or famine situation, so it's important to take advantage of seasonal good times.
By Lee Allen
Jul 20, 2017
The Pima County Board of Supervisors put state environmental regulators and Hudbay Minerals on notice.
By Hank Stephenson
Jul 20, 2017
Death has been busy lately. I'd like him to take a holiday, but it's unlikely.
By Tom Danehy
Jul 20, 2017
In 1990, some of my Mexican friends told me it cost $500 to come from Mexico with a coyote. Recently, a friend from Tamazunchale told me it now costs $2,500. How much of this money, paid to the coyotes, go to Border Patrol Employees?
By Gustavo Arellano
Jul 20, 2017
Arizona's pot circle is getting smaller and smaller, but with bigger blunts all around.
By Nick Meyers
Jul 20, 2017
A minor poop dispute became a full-blown feces feud
By Anna Mirocha
Jul 20, 2017
A night prowler ripped up a huge mass of fresh blooms
By Anna Mirocha
Jul 20, 2017
Sanders talks about why he was protesting at the Trump rally last year, what happened to him afterwards, and what a Trump presidency today means
By Bryan Sanders
Jul 13, 2017
Bryan Sanders revisits his experience at Trump rally last year, plus some things for you to do this weekend. Also don't forget to vote for Best of Tucson 2017!
By Jim Nintzel
Jul 13, 2017
Pima County Public Library engages kids and teens at their Comic-Con style event, MegaMania!!
By Kyle Mittan
Jul 13, 2017
Ten years ago, Gina Murphy-Darling had an epiphany—a brilliant idea which spawned Mrs. Green's World. It is now celebrating a decade of making a positive impact on where and how we live.
By Lee Allen
Jul 13, 2017
A faction of the YWCA's Latina Leadership Initiative, Las Promotoras decided to continue the vigil monthly after Derechos Humanos announced in May it could no longer make the weekly commitment and asked the community to step in.
By Danyelle Khmara
Jul 13, 2017
Stopping school voucher program, campaign for vacant City Council seat, and radio woes for John C. Scott
By Jim Nintzel
Jul 13, 2017
That's not to deny Chicanos that the culture of fixing up boats and bombs, and driving them low and slow, is now dominated by them—if anything, we appropriated gabacho culture, for once!
By Gustavo Arellano
Jul 13, 2017
Nevada's green dreams may be short-lived as the states dispensaries are running out of pot, and they don't have a backup plan.
By Nick Meyers
Jul 13, 2017
A love that cannot be stopped
By Anna Mirocha
Jul 13, 2017
