Slain Tucson teen’s mom sues his shooter

The mother of a Tucson teen who was shot and killed on Mount Lemmon has filed a lawsuit against a woman who was acquitted in his death last fall.

Man linked to Tucson slaying after 7 years, given 16 years in prison

A Tucson man linked to a murder by a cell phone seven years after the fact was sentenced to 16 years in prison Friday on a second-degree murder charge.

Construyen estudiantes sus altares

A Christy Klyver le ha interesado la tradición del Día de los Muertos desde hace años, y hasta hizo su maestría sobre el tema.

Construyen estudiantes sus altares

Blackmar on a roll, shares 1st in Calif.

SONOMA, Calif. — Phil Blackmar and Jeff Sluman shot 6-under 66s Thursday to share the first-round lead in the Champions Tour's season-ending Charles Schwab Cup Championship.

Rio Nuevo audit should proceed immediately

The Tucson City Council and the Rio Nuevo governing board should be proactive and order a performance audit of the downtown redevelopment district.

7 months later, no audit on Rio Nuevo

An "in-depth special audit" of Tucson's Rio Nuevo downtown redevelopment district approved by the City Council in March has never been started. Some council members blame the state Legislature, which threatened to rescind funding for the district, for the delay.

Satisfy your inner zombie

Zombies in blood-splattered, tattered clothes stumble through the darkened streets in groups of five, 10 and 20, with only one mission: to eat the brains and flesh of the living.

Satisfy your inner zombie

Health of runners holding back Rangers

The question for Rincon/University's boys cross country team as state approaches has less to do with talent and more to do with health.

Health of runners holding back Rangers

Prop. 200 is fiscally irresponsible

Firefighters and police officers, the brave women and men of the Tucson Police Officer's Association and the Tucson Firefighters Local 479, endorsed my campaign for public office because I have always prioritized public safety.

Prop. 200 is fiscally irresponsible

Frustrating wait for family blocked from road

Pete Olivas points down a dusty, narrow alleyway that branches off Acadia Drive and leads to his south-side property.

Frustrating wait for family blocked from road

Ward 6: Contest is centered on downtown hotel

To hear City Council incumbent Nina Trasoff tell it, a proposed publicly financed Convention Center hotel downtown will employ 500 people for the next few years and generate millions of dollars by securing conventions that Tucson is losing now or at risk of losing.