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CD 8 Fundraising Brings Big Surprises

UPDATED: Antenori far behind rest of GOP field, Barber retained Giffords’ supporters
Construction projects move forward in tough economy

Pima County Supervisors Considering New Funding Sources to Fix Streets

Drivers petitioned county government for a solution, administrator proposes 18 funding options

Arizonans Driving Less, Despite Population Gains

Younger people driving even less than the rest of the state
Colossal Cave Mountain Park about the park's 75th anniversary since the Civilian Conservation Corps completed the project.

A Colossal Celebration for a Colossal Cave

Popular Tucson tourist destination marks historic milestone
Arizona Democrat Representative of District 7 Congressman Raul Grijalva discusses his argument on the federal Affordable Health Care Act, a brief with the Supreme Court on SB 1070 and the budget pass in the House.

Congressman Raul Grijalva Takes Center Stage

In recent weeks, the Tucson Democrat has found himself at the center of many of the biggest stories on Capitol Hill
TUSD high school students protest in support of Mexican American Studies in 2012.

State Ethnic Studies Law Only Enforced in TUSD Mexican American Studies

Law not applied to other ethnic studies courses in TUSD, other districts
Downtown Tucson.

Brewer Vetoes Tucson's Rio Nuevo Bill

Move goes against what downtown businesses want to redevelop
We take a look at some of the construction projects that are being funded by a voter-approved half cent sales tax increase in 2006.

Councilman Wants Road Money Reallocated

Tucson's Kozachik proposes special election to 'break bueaucratic mindset'

Campus Medical Pot Ban Awaits Brewer's OK

Federal funding for state universities may be in jeopardy
Arizona needs 700 more primary-care physicians just to get to the national average.

TMC Joins Docs, Clinics in New Health Care Model

Treatment strategy will use electronic records to improve service, lower costs

Drunk at the Funeral

A conversation with Tucson-based musician and composer Chris Black about the unique vision behind his latest work, an illustrated album of music for piano and percussion.
Lead Exhibit Curator of the Arizona State Museum Diane Dittemore shows us Native American baskets and talks about the hundreds of baskets from Apache, Hope, O'odham tribes and more that the museum will be exhibiting from April of this year until June next year.

World-Class Basketry Exhibit Opens Soon

Arizona State Museum will display collection of Native American artifacts
Your Vote 2012 AZPM Election Coverage

Bivens Drops U.S. Senate Bid

His departure leaves Tucsonan Carmona as sole Democrat in race
Reid Park Zoo Area Supervisor Sue Tygielski walks on the main part of the exhibit while Sundzu and his mother Samba walk around the training area.

Pachyderms Pack Into Reid Park Zoo

New $9.7 million dollar elephant exhibit opens Wednesday
Arizona needs 700 more primary-care physicians just to get to the national average.

More M.D.s Needed Under New Health Law

Arizona already well short of national average for primary care physicians

AZ Week: Health Care Costs Unsustainable

Return to free market, economist says; fix Medicare, Medicaid, others say

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