Karin Uhlich
Buehler-Garcia tries again to take Uhlich's Ward 3 Tucson City Council seat
Republican Ben Buehler-Garcia is taking another shot at capturing the Ward 3 City Council seat.
All staffers for city to get raise of 55¢/hour
After a heated debate, the Tucson City Council voted 4-2 to include a 55-cent-an-hour raise for all 4,918 employees in the next budget, effective no later than Jan. 1, 2014.
City plan keeps major bus hub downtown
Supporters of the Ronstadt Transit Center can breathe a bit easier.
Background checks now mandatory at some Tucson gun shows
Gun shows that allow individual sales without background checks are now prohibited at the Tucson Convention Center.
City fight with state over gun law looms
The Tucson City Council is expected to vote Feb. 5 to require background checks on all gun purchases on city-owned or -managed property - even if it means triggering a fight with the Legislature.
Tucson to pay $990K in 2010 waterline break
Tucson taxpayers will foot the bill for nearly $1 million in damages after a city employee improperly marked a waterline location.
Tucson wants control of its gun rules
On the heels of the Newtown, Conn., tragedy, the Tucson City Council is seeking local control of its gun laws.
City sees ray of light in offer by Rio Nuevo
The Tucson City Council didn't accept Rio Nuevo's latest proposal to settle their long-standing dispute but didn't reject it outright, either.
City won't rescue Marist College; diocese contemplates demolition
Taxpayer money won't be going to save the crumbling Marist College building after all. And with a deal between the city and Catholic Diocese of Tucson to save the historic property falling apart, a statement issued by the church raises the question of how long the downtown landmark will remain.
City won't rescue Marist College; diocese contemplates demolition
The Marist College building is the only three-story unfired adobe structure remaining in Arizona, the Diocese of Tucson says.
City Council authorizes suits over MLK flooring, election law
The Tucson City Council has authorized suing the builder and/or architect for the Martin Luther King Jr. Apartments renovation over more than $1 million in defective flooring installed at the downtown public housing complex.
Council backs $1.1M for Marist repairs
It took more than an hour of discussion, but the Tucson City Council tentatively approved spending $1.1 million to stabilize Marist College, a crumbling downtown landmark owned by the Catholic Diocese of Tucson.
Paul Cunningham's sexual remarks on junket reviewed
City Councilwoman Karin Uhlich said Tuesday that fellow Democrat Paul Cunningham should consider resigning after allegedly making a string of alcohol-fueled inappropriate sexual comments to three top female city officials at a bar in San Diego.
Sexual comments put Tucson Councilman Cunningham under fire
City Councilwoman Karin Uhlich said Tuesday fellow Democrat Paul Cunningham should consider resigning after allegedly making a string of alcohol-fueled inappropriate sexual comments to a number of top female city officials at a bar in San Diego.
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