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Revenge of the Electric Car

In 2006, director Chris Paine made the film "Who Killed the Electric Car?". Now, he's back with a new film which documents what he calls an "industry revolution in progress".

New Mayors Pledge Cooperation, Economic Help

Phoenix, Tucson leaders discuss agendas, philosophies, tactics for next four years

Modest Bump Expected for Holiday Retail Sales

Amid growing competition, merchants diversify, add services and values

On Board Historic Steam Engine No. 844

Large crowds greeted the locomotive in Tucson, as it made a whistle stop for Arizona's centennial celebration.

Web Feature: Finding a Native Way to Heal

Two counselors turn to Native American practices to help people battling addiction

Tucson, Pima County Consider Changes To Outdoor Lighting Code

Revisions try to balance public safety with preserving the night sky

The Loft: Striving for Cinematic Diversity

Tucson art film house brings eclectic lineup 'compressed' into eight days

Youth On Their Own Registers Success

A Tucson organization gives homeless youth a chance at high school

Defying the System to Help Homeless Teens

Stand Up for Kids helps minors without reporting them to the authorities

ELECTION RESULTS: Democratic Sweep in Tucson?

Rothschild wins mayor; Romero, Cunningham win council seats; Scott too close to call

Are Tucson Election Ads True?

Check the accuracy of information circulating on TV and in mailboxes throughout the city

Arizona Illustrated: Tucson Mayoral Candidates

In this special issue of Arizona Illustrated, DeCamp, Grinnell, Rothschild discuss the issues for the Nov. 8 election

Gabrielle Giffords Attends Husband's Retirement

At the White House ceremony, the recovering Congresswoman honored husband Mark Kelly's service

New Economic Development Board Gets Down to Business

High-paying jobs should be Commerce Authority's singular focus, economist says

Losing AHCCCS: Southern Arizona Copes With Medicaid Cuts

An Arizona Public Media special report on cuts' impact to patients and health care providers

Web Feature: A New Lens on the World

Parks in Focus uses photography to connect inner-city kids and the great outdoors

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