100 years of Tour de France

United States Greg LeMond, foreground, negotiates a curve with the pack down Champs Elysees Avenue for the last stage of the Tour of France classic, Sunday, July 22, 1990, Paris, France. LeMond won the Tour. (AP Photo/Lionel Cironneau)

100 years of Tour de France

United States Greg LeMond, center background, follows Mexican Raul Alcala, left, and Belgiums Claudy Criquelion during the 10th stage of the Tour de France classic, Tuesday, July 10, 1990, St. Gervais, French Alps, France. (AP Photo/Lionel Cironneau)

100 years of Tour de France

Spains Pedro Delgado, left, battles with United States Greg LeMond, center, during the 16th stage of the Tour de France classic in the Pyrenees Mountains, Tuesday, July 17, 1990, St. Sauveur, France. (AP Photo/Lionel Cironneau)

UA to auction computers, bikes for cheap

The University of Arizona is holding an auction at 8 a.m. Tuesday and you can pick up a computer or a bicycle for cheap.

Cyclists, walkers get say on UA-area conditions

Pedestrians and bicyclists abound on and around the University of Arizona campus. A new online survey is asking people about their experiences walking and cycling in the UA area to improve safety and encourage more to commute by foot and by bike.

Cyclists, walkers get say on UA-area conditions

City and university leaders want your opinion about biking and walking conditions around campus.

What to do

Many events offer discounted tickets for students, seniors, military and others. Call venue for details.

What to do

Road runner: Downtown lights jam traffic

The east end of downtown has become a gridlocked mess during morning rush hour when people are heading west on Congress Street.

Road runner: Downtown lights jam traffic

Neighbors Briefs

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Cyclist set cancer-fund goal before dying; her friends top it

Though she died of breast cancer earlier this month, Tucson cyclist and attorney Colleen Whealdon-Haught will be making a big contribution to a fundraiser for cancer survivors this weekend.

Cyclist set cancer-fund goal before dying; her friends top it

Quite a different motor dealer

In a city dotted with acres of vacant used-car lots, weeds sprouting up through the pavement cracks and sun-faded plastic pennants blowing in the wind, Vail Motors is a breath of weird air.

Quite a different motor dealer

John R. Glenn III: Ham radio operator remembered for helping many people in wide-ranging emergencies

John R. Glenn III's first attempt at wireless communication involved a do-it-yourself ham radio kit and an antenna made of soldered soup cans that he attached to the roof of his childhood home in Douglas.