Episode 123: Local Politics After Divisive 2016 Election
Incoming City Council elections, a Latina business advocate on Trump's executive actions, and more.
Inside the Arizona Highways Wildlife Guide
Also on Arizona Spotlight: From the Women's March to a Political Movement; Géza Röhrig's Holocaust Remembrance
Tucson Real Estate Will See Years of Growth, Analyst Says
Rising mortgage rates no cause for concern so long as economic recovery continues.
City Program Works to Limit Children's Exposure to Lead
Federal grant pays for lead testing, abatement at low-income family's homes.
Tucson's Winter Visitor Season Peaks with Gem Shows
Forty events, vendors from around the globe expected to attract thousands.
Tucson Police Chief: 'Sanctuary' Ban Won't Work
Magnus says police relations with community important to force's mission.
Freeze Warning in Effect in Pima and Pinal Counties, O'odham Nation
Temperatures expected to be at or below freezing through Wednesday.
Take a Break in Tiger's Tap Room
Also on Arizona Spotlight: An endangered species update; Digna Theatre Company combines art with human rights; Adiba Nelson essay; and sculptor Barbara Grygutis honored with new book.
Study: Lake Mead Shortage Could Slow Home Construction, Agriculture
Drought declaration would cause rationing that would affect adequate water supplies.
Trump Defense Promises Could be Boon to Southern Arizona Economy
Public- and private-sector military spending has a heavy impact on an area's economy.
Dillinger Days Will Close Roads in Downtown Tucson
The event commemorates the capture of the notorious bank robber in Tucson.
Rillito Horse Racing Gets Another Lap: Through 2021
Extension comes with a stipulation for $1M in upgrades to Rillito Park facilities.
Tech Schools Don't Want to Be Overlooked for Teacher Raises
Some uncertainty lingers after years of budget strain.
The Fearless Jazz of Dee Dee Bridgewater
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Two local churches make room for Central American refugees; electronic music emerges from virtual space in Tucson; and an overview of the 2017 Tucson Jewish International Film Festival.
Rent in Tucson on the Rise, But Still Reasonable, Realtors Say
Rent costs are growing in the local market, but have not climbed as notably as some parts of the country.
