Arizona has seen a number of new laws over the last decade that have made it harder for individuals to access abortions.
By Kathleen B. Kunz
Jun 13, 2019
The House voted mostly on party lines last Tuesday, June 4, to approve a bill that would protect millions of "Dreamers" from deportation and give them a pathway to citizenship, a bill Republicans said would only lead to more illegal immigration.
By Miranda Faulkner
Jun 13, 2019
A friend with benefits returned to the Fourth Avenue district with the reopening of Jellywink Boutique, a queer-friendly sex toy shop.
By Ambur Wilkerson
Jun 13, 2019
Trump backs off tariff plan, turns attention to torturing children and the upcoming forum on gentrification features candidates for Tucson mayor, City Council in this week's Skinny
By Jim Nintzel
Jun 13, 2019
Tom remembers attending Newport ’69, when festivals were cheap, the music was great and the fans were too high
By Tom Danehy
Jun 13, 2019
It's been 14 years since Calexico first teamed up with Iron & Wine's Sam Beam to record the critically acclaimed In the Reins EP in 2005, so a reunion of the two indie acts was long overdue.
By Jim Nintzel
Jun 13, 2019
In the 14 years since the collaborative In The Reins, Calexico has released five full-length studio albums, while Sam Beam of Iron & Wine has released six.
By Eric Swedlund
Jun 13, 2019
A pantsless (but very strong) man apparently uprooted his neighbor's tree one night after her family declined to attend his parties.
By Anna Mirocha
Jun 13, 2019
Arizona farmers can legally grow industrial hemp, but will they take the risk?
By Carissa Wigginton and Cronkite News Service
Jun 13, 2019
The Arizona Legislature is done with work once more, so we can all breathe easier.
By Jim Nintzel
Jun 6, 2019
US Rep. Tom O’Halleran sees little progress in national healthcare reform
By Kathleen B. Kunz
Jun 6, 2019
Wheelchair tennis in America is a step behind its global competition, but the U.S. collective is catching up quick.
By Christopher Boan
Jun 6, 2019
Trump plan for tariffs on Mexican goods finds little support in Arizona
By Miranda Faulkner, Tim Royan and Cronkite News Service
Jun 6, 2019
Márquez-Peterson joins the Arizona Corporation Commission and another one bites the dust in Ally Miller’s office
By Jim Nintzel
Jun 6, 2019
Arizona finally has a ban on texting while driving—but it’s not going into effect soon enough
By Tom Danehy
Jun 6, 2019
Breathe easy, Arizona. The state Legislature has wrapped up its work for the year.
By Arthur Black
Jun 6, 2019
A man went on a mini-rampage after being fired from his job at a quiet north-side brunch café
By Anna Mirocha
Jun 6, 2019
They say, "You get what you pay for." Well, don't tell that to Arizona's medical marijuana community or its advocates.
By David J. Del Grande
Jun 6, 2019
Calendar editor Emily Dieckman brings you this week's cover story, which examines what it's like to fall in love with a narcissist—and how hard it can be to escape that relationship and the symptoms of PTSD that sometimes continue for years afterwards.
By Jim Nintzel
May 30, 2019
Summer Safari Nights at the Reid Park Zoo help Tucson beat the heat this summer and learn about our local zoo animals.
By Tirion Morris
May 30, 2019
The Beyond Tucson Foundation, a local nonprofit focused on improving public health, is hosting a symposium Friday, May 31 to discuss the question: Are school lunches healthy?
By Jeff Gardner
May 30, 2019
Tom loves science so much he’s ready to coin a few new measurements
By Tom Danehy
May 30, 2019
I first noticed Adam on Miracle Mile walking a monster bike like it was a pet giraffe. The bike is that, a marvel of home-welded mechanical ingenuity, unlike anything I have ever seen.
By Brian Smith
May 30, 2019
Tucson group provides support for survivors of narcissistic and sociopathic abuse.
By Emily Dieckman
May 30, 2019
A man was interrupted in the middle of a bold attempt to get the full-bath experience (complete with bubbles!)
By Anna Mirocha
May 30, 2019
Not the hot dog stand!
By Anna Mirocha
May 30, 2019
Patients and industry professionals alike let out a collective sigh of relief as the Arizona Supreme Court officially ruled cannabis concentrates legal Tuesday, May 28.
By Nick Meyers
May 30, 2019
There's a lot to like about summer in Tucson believe it or not!
By Jim Nintzel
May 23, 2019
On Aug. 10, 2018, a semi-truck drove between Tucson and Phoenix without any human intervention.
By Jeff Gardner
May 23, 2019
May is Skin Cancer Detection and Prevention Month, so listen up for skin cancer protection.
By Maxine Goodman
May 23, 2019
Ducey, legislative leaders cook up a lousy budget plan and two new amphibians take on the job of carrying a scorpion across the river
By Jim Nintzel
May 23, 2019
Tom is increasingly unhappy with the
offerings of his cable system
By Tom Danehy
May 23, 2019
Summertime, and the living is easy…
May 23, 2019
Cool films to keep your summer swimming along
By Jeff Gardner
May 23, 2019
Where to rock this summer
By Jeff Gardner
May 23, 2019
Where to eat and drink this summer
By Tirion Morris
May 23, 2019
Events to fill those lazy summer days
By Emily Dieckman
May 23, 2019
Arizonans could soon have a first look at what 2020 will have in store for another opportunity at legalizing adult-use cannabis.
By Nick Meyers
May 23, 2019
A phone-store customer and employee tussled like toddlers over a tablet...
By Anna Mirocha
May 23, 2019
Some Oro Valley stoners were just high enough to, like, totally not care when a cop nailed them for having a vehicle full of marijuana and paraphernalia
By Anna Mirocha
May 23, 2019
We're excited this week to bring you an excerpt from The Death and Life of Aida Hernandez: A Border Story, by Aaron Bobrow-Strain.
By Jim Nintzel
May 16, 2019
The Pima County board of Supervisors will decide next week whether to greenlight a proposed bicycling resort across from Saguaro National Park-East.
By Christopher Boan
May 16, 2019
A man stopped for (very) erratic driving actually fell asleep while trying interact with the cop who'd pulled him over.
By Anna Mirocha
May 16, 2019
Two former housemates' conflict over tidiness was followed by a custody battle over a vacuum cleaner...
By Anna Mirocha
May 16, 2019
Tom says goodbye to the finest football coach the Arizona Wildcats ever had.
By Tom Danehy
May 16, 2019
First things first, I sincerely hope that Thomas Torres is allowed to graduate from Desert View High School next week. I hope everything else works out for him, too, but doggone it, he's got to do his part.
By Tom Danehy
May 16, 2019
An electrifying metalworker, or the thoughtful Buddha of Borneo
By Brian Smith
May 16, 2019
'Tis the season for legislation, and, as one might expect, that means more good news for the proliferation of cannabis.
By Nick Meyers
May 16, 2019
As a longtime comic-book nerd, I'm certain I've already seen my big summer of 2019 movie (and judging from the box office, everyone else has, too).
May 9, 2019
Group volunteers said the calls to search for a missing loved one have increased in recent months as a flood of mostly Central American families has surged toward the border.
By Austin Westfall and Cronkite News Service
May 9, 2019
Over the last decade, the state of Arizona has cut preschool funding by tens of millions of dollars.
By Kathleen B. Kunz
May 9, 2019
Nighthawk Biotechnology, Inc. is not a real company, it's the name of Ironwood Ridge science teacher Mark Pincus's biotechnology class.
By Jeff Gardner
May 9, 2019
A meth-using man with an impressive slang vocabulary literally seized domestic power (sort of) by turning off his mother's electricity
By Anna Mirocha
May 9, 2019
Good thing Tom’s not on social media because he’s just asking to be lit up by the idiot fans of Chris Brown and Tyga
By Tom Danehy
May 9, 2019
Huck and Miller battle it out via transportation memos and the Arizona Legislature tackles the porn epidemic.
By Jim Nintzel
May 9, 2019
Arizona is a pretty unique state when it comes to cannabis. We've heard those in the industry call it "the wild west" in reference to relatively lax laws surrounding testing, but it's wild in other ways as well.
By Nick Meyers
May 9, 2019
