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Employment, Housing Help Reduce Tucson Homelessness

Metro Week looks at programs and people working to find shelter for homeless.

'Promotoras' Enlisted to Grow Rainwater Harvest

Latina community health educators hope to bring about greater awareness.

W-i-n-n-e-r-s: Two Pima County Students in State Spelling Bee

Matt Glasshoff and Sai Konkimalla to represent county Saturday at state championship.

Sanders, Trump in Tucson, Cruz in Douglas, Clintons Here, Too

Many in state undecided four days before presidential preference primary election.

Can Nogales Recapture Mexican Produce Imports Lost to Texas?

Policy summit for industry group focuses on legislation, quicker crossings.

Tucson Photographer, Daughter Tell Stories of Syrian Refugees

Wayne Martin Belger, daughter Tara photographed front lines of crisis.

Presidential Candidates Flood Arizona Before Tuesday Primary

Rallies and TV ads mark the final days before the presidential preference primary

Pima County Voters Have Returned Half of Early Ballots

Thursday is the last day to mail early ballots back before Tuesday’s Presidential Preference Primary.

Nogales Falls from Top Spot in Value of Produce Imports

Top import spot for dollar value of Mexican fruits, vegetables is Hidalgo, Texas.

Forecasters Predict Arizona Will Return to Drought Conditions

El Niño’s rains went north to Sierras and Pacific Northwest

Lack of Staff Delays Goods Crossing at Nogales Port

Customs service unable to find candidates to fill hundreds of inspector jobs.

Nogales High Band Invited to March in Washington, DC

100-member squad, nominated by Congressman Grijalva, is short of money to get there.

Giffords' Gun Control Group Merges with DC Law Center

Americans for Responsible Solutions incorporates decades-old anti-violence center.

Report: 120 Layoffs as Tucson's LivingSocial Call Center Closes

Shutdown is part of national layoff of more than half of discount coupon operations workers.

Arizona Sen. Flake Will Go to Cuba with Obama Next Week

Republican lawmaker is rare advocate in his party for normalizing relations.

Praise and Pushback for Oak Flat Historic Designation

Native American sacred site sits atop proposed Resolution Copper Mine.

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