Well, that was one heck of a midterm.
By Jim Nintzel
Nov 15, 2018
The lawsuit seeks to collect reparations for the cost of "treating and removing contamination from public drinking water supply wells."
By Kathleen B. Kunz
Nov 15, 2018
The Sabino Canyon shuttle service is on its way to making a comeback.
By Chandler Donald
Nov 15, 2018
A "very mad" property owner called the cops on a strange man and his girlfriend who'd allegedly assailed him in his backyard
By Anna Mirocha
Nov 15, 2018
It appears the Pima County Sheriff's Department may never get to the bottom of who stole Ally Miller's memo
By Jim Nintzel
Nov 15, 2018
Sinema didn’t declare victory until nearly a week after the election, on Monday, Nov. 12, after steadily gaining tens of thousands of votes
By Jim Nintzel
Nov 15, 2018
Now that the dust has settled, three states have loosened restrictions on their cannabis laws, and their stories might enlighten the battle Arizona legalization is in for in 2020.
By Nick Meyers
Nov 15, 2018
The Loft Film Festival is here! We're blessed with a lot of film fests in this town.
By Jim Nintzel
Nov 8, 2018
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi traveled to Tucson last week to stump on behalf of Democrat Ann Kirkpatrick.
By Jim Nintzel
Nov 8, 2018
Nine screens, electric recliners and high-tech laser projection welcomed movie-goers at the grand opening of Tucson's newest movie theater.
By Tirion Morris
Nov 8, 2018
In 2016, 28.1 percent of Ajo's population lived below the poverty line, which is higher than the national average of 14 percent.
By Savanah Modesitt
Nov 8, 2018
Tom finally manages to say something not-negative about Donald Trump
By Tom Danehy
Nov 8, 2018
A woman with a vast collection of expensive makeup and sunglasses had some of this stuff stolen from her dirty, old, keyless, jerry-rigged car
By Anna Mirocha
Nov 8, 2018
A man acting exactly like a bike thief on the UA campus escaped arrest after claiming he was only scrounging for breakfast
By Anna Mirocha
Nov 8, 2018
Perhaps some headlines surprised, confused and excited you this past week as early claims that the Mexican Supreme Court legalized cannabis flittered across your preferred screen.
By Nick Meyers
Nov 8, 2018
Now relief and the big day are on the horizon: Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 6.
By Jim Nintzel
Nov 1, 2018
The next big gathering of Arizona cosplayers is happening this weekend at Tucson Comic-Con, a three-day extravaganza.
By Emily Dieckman
Nov 1, 2018
The 2,500-square foot space was restored to its 1930 brilliance after a year of work by a team of local developers and artists.
By Jeff Gardner
Nov 1, 2018
Last week, a Sheriff's Department detective was dispatched to the offices of the Pima County Board of Supervisors, high atop downtown's County Administration Building.
By Jim Nintzel
Nov 1, 2018
Vote! Vote! Vote!
Nov 1, 2018
A man on meth was arrested after following around a random young man on the University of Arizona campus.
By Anna Mirocha
Nov 1, 2018
A man caught shoplifting chalked up his behavior to a medical problem, according to an Oro Valley Police Department report.
By Anna Mirocha
Nov 1, 2018
Even though Arizona missed its shot at putting recreational cannabis on the ballot this election, four other states in the country will decide whether to legalize cannabis in one way or another next week.
By Nick Meyers
Nov 1, 2018
Democrats and Republican running for LD 9 disagree on everything
By Danyelle Khmara
Oct 25, 2018
Thank you, readers, for all your love for this remarkable slice of civilization we've carved into the often inhospitable Sonoran Desert.
By Jim Nintzel
Oct 25, 2018
Whatever you decide, get out and vote!
By Tucson Weekly Editorial Board
Oct 25, 2018
The developers of downtown's AC Marriott have unveiled plans for a new $88 million hotel project on Broadway and Fifth Avenue.
By Jim Nintzel
Oct 25, 2018
A man strolling the University of Arizona campus wearing no pants (or underpants) didn't seem to think there was anything wrong with that.
By Anna Mirocha
Oct 25, 2018
The battle over Obamacare: Republicans want to replace with "something better," while Democrats want to improve the existing law.
By Jim Nintzel
Oct 25, 2018
If you were to take the derivative of America at this moment, things look very bad. Our trajectory is awful and our acceleration is even worse.
By Tom Danehy
Oct 25, 2018
AG Mark Brnovich pulls a quick about-face after marijuana opinion surfaces
By Nick Meyers
Oct 25, 2018
Brian Smith's Tucson Salvage columns are being collected into a book.
By Jim Nintzel
Oct 18, 2018
Ray Lindstrom likes to refer to himself as simply "a serial entrepreneur" and after starting up more than 100 businesses in his lifetime.
By Lee Allen
Oct 18, 2018
Two years ago, Republican Todd Clodfelter defied the odds and knocked out a Democratic incumbent in the race for one of two House of Representatives seats in central Tucson's Legislative District 10.
By Danyelle Khmara
Oct 18, 2018
The University of Arizona Wildcats weathered the proverbial storm this offseason, facing a myriad of issues, both on and off the court.
By Christopher Boan
Oct 18, 2018
Looks like Lea Márquez Peterson is getting washed away by a blue wave
By Jim Nintzel
Oct 18, 2018
Weekly columnist Brian Smith captures the stories folks didn’t even know they had and stitches them back into the communal quilt that makes us all stronger, safer, more human.
By Dan Stuart
Oct 18, 2018
Award-winning journalist and author Brian Jabas Smith has a new book of columns and stories, Tucson Salvage: Tales and Recollections from La Frontera, out November 1.
Oct 18, 2018
Well, He Was Bugging Her
Oct 18, 2018
A young female University of Arizona student was unacceptably harassed by some "Carpet Magicians" in a van, a UA Police Department report said.
By Anna Mirocha
Oct 18, 2018
The midterm elections are less than three weeks away, and while cannabis doesn't seem to be a hot-button topic this year, our decision could end up shaping not just the future of cannabis in Arizona, but in the U.S.
By Nick Meyers
Oct 18, 2018
With the weather cooling down, it's safe to say we're officially in Southern Arizona's festival season.
By Jim Nintzel
Oct 11, 2018
Restoring the right to vote after a felony conviction is possible, you just have to understand the legal process
By Danyelle Khmara
Oct 11, 2018
The upcoming "art hotel" on Tucson's west side hopes to allow patrons to spend a night in the very heart of the Old Pueblo's culture.
By Jeff Gardner
Oct 11, 2018
Just like Tucson itself, the upcoming TENWEST Festival is both expanding and thriving.
By Jeff Gardner
Oct 11, 2018
Tucson Weekly and its sister papers in the Tucson Local Media empire brought home 16 awards from the Arizona Newspaper Association’s annual awards banquet.
Oct 11, 2018
Tom has a secret plan to deal with those musclebound morons who don’t wipe down the weightlifting equipment at the gym
By Tom Danehy
Oct 11, 2018
Tucson was destined for diversity before Tucson even existed.
By Jeff Gardner
Oct 11, 2018
If you blinked, you may have missed the commotion over cannabis in Phoenix during the first week in October.
By Nick Meyers
Oct 11, 2018
This week, Tucson Weekly is teaming up with our sister papers in the Tucson Local Media empire to focus on the fight against breast cancer.
By Jim Nintzel
Oct 4, 2018
Anita Kellman started this specific program, a way for those touched by cancer to get together and get some endorphins flowing, plain and simple.
By Emily Dieckman
Oct 4, 2018
Cooler temperatures, pumpkin flavored food and drinks, Halloween costumes and pink. Lots of pink. Pink everything
By Brittany Conklin
Oct 4, 2018
Organizations, nonprofits and various teams of researchers throughout the world are dedicated to seeking cancer cures. In the United States, 12 percent of all woman deal with this disease in their lifetime.
By Jeff Gardner
Oct 4, 2018
The four candidates in the race for two Legislative District 11 seats in the Arizona House of Representatives don't agree on much.
By Danyelle Khmara
Oct 4, 2018
Nonprofit celebrates 20 years of supporting transgender folks and their families
By Chandler Donald
Oct 4, 2018
The actor is telling a story about how appearing on Columbo with Peter Falk was one of his three life goals. The 90-minute episode sees the actor playing a hospital patient when Columbo checks in, undercover. Pulpy TV thrills ensue.
By Brian Smith
Oct 4, 2018
An upset, confused-seeming woman experienced a break-in during which nothing was stolen.
By Anna Mirocha
Oct 4, 2018
After responding to a Circle K to apprehend a "drunk and combative" male caught stealing sandwiches, the deputy searched him and found a tobacco pouch.
By Anna Mirocha
Oct 4, 2018
With Canada going legal Oct. 17, Border Patrol confirms lifetime bans
By Nick Meyers
Oct 4, 2018
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