57 min ago | Copper Basin News
More than Honey: local beekeeper Fred Terry takes on new project
On May 22, 2013 the film won a Prix Walo, the most important award in Swiss show business, for best film production.
5 hrs ago | Tucson Weekly
Tucson Chefs Addam Buzzalini and Janos Wilder Named Among America's Best
Buzzalini is the Executive Chef at Maynards Market & Kitchen, one of my favorite places in Tucson.
7 hrs ago | KPLC-TV Lake Charles
Last of A10 Thunderbolts to leave Barksdale AFB
CPT Petty aboard his A10 for final preps before departing in first wave of fighter planes departing Barksdale for Davis-Monthan AFB near Tucson,AZ in April, 2013.
11 hrs ago | KOLD-TV Tucson
Tucson stepping up security at City Hall
Starting this morning it will be much more like coming into a courthouse when visitors come to City Hall; now visitors will only be allowed to enter through the North Lobby.
11 hrs ago | KOLD-TV Tucson
Zada Davis sentencing happening this afternoon
In a few hours a Tucson mother will learn her sentence, for the death of an infant she was babysitting.
14 hrs ago | Tuscon Citizen
HB 2305 early ballot voting debacle: Is this remedial action from 2012? What led to it?
Dee Dee Garcia Blase is the Foundress and immediate past Co-President of the National Tequila Party Movement which is a woman-led political movement that pushes for immigrant friendly policies and is a national Latino Get Out the Vote Effort motivating Latinos to vote for pro-immigrant politicians in 2012.
18 hrs ago | Evening Times
Glasgow will see the new relaxed Kt Tunstall
Considering the story behind its creation, it makes sense that KT Tunstall's fourth album is a record of two halves.
Varsity Clubs Of America - Tucson
This Tucson property is 2 miles from the University of Arizona. The property offers an outdoor pool, hot tub and suites with a fully equipped kitchenette.
Power outage north of UA campus
Tucson Electric Power crews are working to restore power to 1,300 customers near North Campbell Avenue and East Speedway Boulevard, north of the University of Arizona campus.A power line fell and made contact with another line and there was another issue at the substation that serves that area, said Joe Barrios, a TEP spokesman.
Bankers sound off on FDIC's emergency assessment
Many brand it unfair to smaller banks Fee will exceed one bank's ten-year total loan losses "All of the income and expense projections for the year are no longer valid" How do bankers say they'll pay for it? Hike rates and fees, cut salaries, reduce lending, reduce liquidity By This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need ... (more)
Days Past: Gen. Carleton's role in founding 'Wilderness Capital'
Days Past is a weekly feature in the Courier, supplied by Sharlot Hall Museum volunteers, chronicling historic events in Prescott.
Tucson Repertory Orchestra's free June concert
A free concert in midtown at Grace St. Paul's Episcopal church on June 22. I've heard this orchestra before and they are wonderful.
2013 monsoon off to a wild start
What a way to kick off the 2013 monsoon season. We had a little moisture creep into the state starting Thursday and it has not left the area yet.
AZ Illustrated Politics: Brewer's Power Play, Rape & Pregnancy, Offensive Tweets & More
On last night's AZ Illustrated Politics: Host Jim Nintzel, former Tucson City Council member Carol West, former Pima County Democratic Party chairman Jeff Rogers and GOP strategist Sam Stone expressed amazement at Gov. Jan Brewer's ability to push through Medicaid expansion and the state budget in a special session this week; talked about budget ... (more)
Arizona man arrives in Toronto to face G20 vandalism charges
An Arizona man has been charged in connection with smashing a downtown Starbucks window during the G20 Summit three years ago, Toronto Police said Saturday.
Caterpillars overtaking AZ forests
Scientists say an explosion of tent caterpillars, which spin slightly creepy-looking shelters on tree limbs, are leaving some Arizona mountain areas looking like science-fiction movies.
Transformer fire delivers one-two punch to downtown
Tucson Fire Department said that a transformer fire underground blew the street-level grate into the air on Congress between Church and Stone.
Tucson Blvd. near Glenn St. reopens after SWAT situation
An armed robbery from Thursday afternoon, led to the SWAT situation that happened in midtown early Friday morning, according to Tucson Police.
Case Closed: UA's Carey No Longer Facing Domestic Violence Charges
The Tucson city prosecutor's office announced today it was dropping domestic violence charges against University of Arizona running back Ka'Deem Carey.
DesertWire Launches IT Support and Managed Services in Tucson
Tucson, AZ June 14, 2013 - DesertWire announces it's new IT support and managed services for small and medium sized businesses in the Tucson area.