Arizona Spotlight for September 18, 2015
Comedian Dana Carvey brings his characters to Tucson; local organization offers support and safety to victims of domestic abuse; author Johanna Skibsrud reads from her novel "Quartet for the End of Time".
METRO WEEK: Will Voters Ban Traffic Cams, Change Charter?
Four ballot questions in the hands of voters this fall
Raising Awareness About Verbal and Physical Aggression
Domestic Violence Awareness Month is in October
Hispanics' Growing Role in Local Economy
Population, income, purchasing power, business ownership rising in Tucson.
Arizona Unemployment Up For Third Consecutive Month
Analyst says August usually marks the end of state's seasonal jobs slump
Tucsonans Favor Passenger Train Service to Phoenix
Public meeting garners support for rail connection that would go up to 125 mph.
Tucson Residents Focus on the Moon, Celebrate Science
Groups encourage residents to "look up and be inspired."
Arizona Spotlight for September 11, 2015
Changes in leadership at the Tucson Museum of Art, MOCA, and the Tucson Pima Arts Council; actor Chuck Yates plays Truman Capote at the Invisible Theatre; commemorating 9/11 with the music of composer Stephen Paulus.
Tucson Job, Home Markets Growing at Similar Rates
Expert: Alike numbers in the two categories can often be a sign of sustainable growth.
METRO WEEK: Elections: Ward 4 Candidates, Unopposed Mayor
Annexation, Sun Tran strike and other topics shape council elections
Passenger Train Routes to Phoenix Proposed
State transportation officials release environmental report on two proposed routes.
METRO WEEK: Wards 1 and 2 Tucson City Council Races
Incumbents say track record deserves re-election; challengers say it's not enough.
Tucson, an Urban Classroom for German Students
University students visit the city to learn about global conditions
Tucson's Biggest Employers
What do the city's top employers tell us about the local economy?
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Report Sheds New Light on Tucson
First-ever Hispanic Market Outlook gives insight into southern Arizona's Hispanic population
