While there are probably better ways of paying for street repair than the short-term bonds Pima County is asking voters to approve in November, you're not going to see a gas tax increase at the state or federal level anytime soon.
By Jim Nintzel
Sep 20, 2018
The County Board of Supervisors has always supported the Sheriff and the men and women who work in law enforcement.
By Sharon Bronson
Sep 20, 2018
Why Lea Márquez Peterson won’t say whether she’s OK with locking up undocumented kids
By Jim Nintzel
Sep 20, 2018
Just another story from America.
By Brian Smith
Sep 20, 2018
It's going to take one thing: Money.
By Tucson Weekly Editorial Board
Sep 20, 2018
A woman working before a football game was the unhappy witness of a very happy-looking man who gave her an objectionable eyeful.
By Anna Mirocha
Sep 20, 2018
Activists and advocates are gearing up for a packed cannabis agenda in the Arizona Legislature next session.
By Nick Meyers
Sep 20, 2018
The Southwest Fair Housing Council is hosting its next event, “Tucson and Beyond: The Fight for Fair Housing in the Southwest,” on Friday, Oct. 26th.
By Daniel Young-Miller
Sep 20, 2018
Campaign season is in full swing, so you can expect us to load up the paper with plenty of news about who's running for office between now and Election Day.
By Jim Nintzel
Sep 13, 2018
Toni Solheid never stopped hoping the man who shot and killed her daughter would see his day in court. And now, more than six years later, he is.
By Danyelle Khmara
Sep 13, 2018
Tom remembers that one time he gave Burt Reynolds a great idea
Sep 13, 2018
Q&A with professor, planetary scientist and cosmochemist Dante Lauretta
By Jim Nintzel
Sep 13, 2018
Republican Wendy Rogers is hoping to flip Arizona's Congressional District 1, a seat held by Democratic representatives since redistricting created a competitive district ahead of the 2012 election.
By Danyelle Khmara
Sep 13, 2018
While most county officials won't be up for re-election until 2020, one major race is up for grabs this year: Clerk of the Superior Court.
By Kathleen B. Kunz
Sep 13, 2018
Gov. Doug Ducey will face a test of his leadership from Democrat David Garcia, who came out on top of the three-way Democratic primary last month.
By Jim Nintzel
Sep 13, 2018
UA officers were sent to the BIO5 Institute to address a call about a suspicious male inside the building making "random comments."
By Anna Mirocha
Sep 13, 2018
A look at how candidates stack up on cannabis issues for the Nov. 6 election
By Nick Meyers
Sep 13, 2018
The boundaries of free speech on college campuses have become more controversial in recent years.
By Kara Lipson
Sep 13, 2018
we're running an excerpt from Tucsonan Alice Hatcher's debut novel, The Wonder That Was Ours.
By Jim Nintzel
Sep 6, 2018
Before Tucson Country Club's Director of Pickleball Joey Farias had ever heard of pickleball, he was on his way to becoming a professional tennis player.
By David J. Kim
Sep 6, 2018
Weekly Editor Jim Nintzel tackles the primary election results.
By Jim Nintzel
Sep 6, 2018
A man was found dancing and contorting himself into odd positions while panhandling on the UA campus.
By Anna Mirocha
Sep 6, 2018
A north-side homeowner suspected her neighbors of vandalizing her yard-but despite the vandalism being off-putting, its very nature seemed bent on keeping her around
By Anna Mirocha
Sep 6, 2018
Surprisingly, the White House is doing something stupid. Not the normal, effortless stupidity, but a level of stupidity they had to put time and thought into achieving.
By Nick Meyers
Sep 6, 2018
McCain, who died Saturday, Aug. 25, after battling brain cancer for year, was a political legend in Arizona.
By Jim Nintzel
Aug 30, 2018
Heartfelt tribute from a former U.S. Representative
By Former U.S. Rep. Ron Barber
Aug 30, 2018
After traveling over a billion miles through the heart of space, the robotic explorer has only a million more to go.
By Jeff Gardner
Aug 30, 2018
A committee approved the design for the controversial Union on 6th
By Danyelle Khmara
Aug 30, 2018
In 2010, I was sitting across from Sen. John McCain on the old Arizona Illustrated Friday roundtable as our panel of reporters peppered him with questions.
By Jim Nintzel
Aug 30, 2018
When news hit the other day that, almost simultaneously, Paul Manafort had been convicted of eight felonies and that Michael Cohen had pleaded guilty to eight felonies, I immediately switched over to Fox News.
By Tom Danehy
Aug 30, 2018
Mold has been a contentious topic in the Arizona cannabis industry for some time, but the one thing people can't seem to figure out is how big of a problem it really is.
By Nick Meyers
Aug 30, 2018
A random man decided to host a disorderly daytime shindig for himself (and a stuffed animal) out of a car parked in the middle of the University of Arizona campus
Aug 30, 2018
Find out where the good stuff is in the paper this week.
By Jim Nintzel
Aug 23, 2018
After our longtime columnist Tom Danehy wrote a critique of morning daily columnist Jonathan Hoffman's recent columns on #RedforEd (Danehy, Aug. 16), the Weekly invited Hoffman to write a rebuttal.
By Jonathan Hoffman
Aug 23, 2018
A case of the missing (dog) meds...
By Anna Mirocha
Aug 23, 2018
A man walking around late at night refused to admit he was doing anything illegal...
By Anna Mirocha
Aug 23, 2018
With no Republican challenger in the very Democratic Legislative District 3, whoever wins the primary will in all likelihood win the race for Arizona Senate.
By Dalal Radwan
Aug 23, 2018
County wins another round in court against Goldwater Institute over the World View deal and turns out that Democrat Catherine Ripley has a lousy voting record
By Jim Nintzel
Aug 23, 2018
"Really, our church is getting out on our bikes, out in nature," said Trish Baird. She is deceptively tough. She whoops ass in a man's game.
By Brian Smith
Aug 23, 2018
As the adage goes, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em, and that seems to be the alcohol industry's take on the cannabis market.
By Nick Meyers
Aug 23, 2018
To welcome our Wildcats back to town, we turned over much of the paper to our unpaid college interns.
By Jim Nintzel
Aug 16, 2018
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
