Tucson Electricity Bills Will Go Down $4.26 on Average
Low fossil fuel costs mean savings for utility customers for the next year.
Arizona Welcomes International Technology Leaders
Innovation exchange opens door for partnerships
Tucson Water, Recycling Rate Increases Proposed
Public meetings scheduled this month; water rate increase could be $2.60 monthly.
Volunteers Work to Alleviate Immigrant Crises in U.S., Europe
Italian woman on U.S. border sees similarities and has hope for better world.
$1.5M Grant to Help Pima County Reduce Jail Population
County spends $66M a year on jail, aims for 18% fewer inmates through various programs.
Groups Unite to Find Homes for Cats, Dogs, Ferrets and More
'Adopt Love, Adopt Local' program planned for Saturday; last year's had 130 adoptions.
Freeloading Riders Reported to Be Rare on Tucson Streetcar
Fare enforcers check one in five, find 99.96% have paid, well above national average.
End of Life Health Care Plans: Put in Writing, Experts Say
National Health Care Decisions Day a time to talk about wishes of family.
Lawmakers Want Ban on University 'Free Speech Zones'
Legislation says universities cannot restrict free speech to specific areas
Register to Vote by Monday for May 17 Special Election
Two ballot issues: expanding state land trust payout for schools; pension reform.
Report: Arizona Women Earn 84% of What Men Earn
State's pay gap is among 10 smallest in the nation, but hasn't changed in years.
Camp Cooper Seeks Funding for Environmental Learning
Center, in use a half century, seeks $120,000 to instruct TUSD students.
Immigrant Groups Threaten Boycott over State Legislation
Business organizations decry what would be repeat of 2010 boycott over SB 1070.
Project Will 'Erase' the US-Mexico Border, Artists Say
Painting fence sky blue transforms it under 'Borrando la Frontera.'
Arizona Campaign Finance Law Change: 'Dark Money' Victory?
Pro: Law will protect donors; con: deregulation reduces accountability.
