Sunday Forum Explores Violence, Mental Illness Connection
Free program invites public to take on myths, facts surrounding subject.
Tools and Trade In All 50 States
Tucson resident plans to travel across the country to "get gigs" and meet new people.
Charity Event Sunday Brings Out Tucson's Sweeter Side
13th Annual Pie Party will benefit several nonprofits, provide treats.
Town Hall: Better Roads Would Strengthen Trade with Mexico
Business, government leaders lament infrastructure issues hampering imports, exports.
World City of Gastronomy
In 2015, Tucson Arizona was designated as world city of Gastronomy by UNESCO
Minimal El Niño Rains Create Prime Conditions for Wildfire
Dry vegetation and blowing winds increase risk for hazardous dust storms.
Dorm Move Out: UA Students Donate Unwanted Items
Around 6,600 students will vacate dorms over the next two weeks.
AMERICAN MASTERS Janis: Little Girl Blue
Observe Janis Joplin’s life through intimate letters and rare footage in the first in-depth celebration of the iconic rock singer. Tuesday at 8 p.m. on PBS 6.
May Special Election: Smooth Sailing or More Problems?
Officials say they hope March’s long voting lines, registration problems are past.
INDEPENDENT LENS: My Nazi Legacy
Meet the sons of two Nazi war criminals who jointly were responsible for thousands of deaths. Monday at 10 p.m. on PBS 6.
Federal Appeals Court Will Hear Tucson Elections Case
City asked for review of ruling that its hybrid election system is unconstitutional.
Stretch of Tucson's 22nd Street Dangerous for Pedestrians
5 pedestrians, 1 bicyclist killed on 1-mile stretch south of downtown last year.
$9.58B Budget Introduced; Vote Possible by Week's End
Details of K-12 funding still being worked out as budget heads to committee hearings.
Prop 124: State Pension Reform May Ease Taxpayer Burden
Retirement fund for police officers, firefighters is $7 billion underfunded.
Masterpiece: Grantchester Season 2 Season Finale
Sidney seeks oblivion. His friend Sam seeks forgiveness. Sunday at 9 p.m. on PBS 6.
