Salute the Sun for good causes

If you're going to do 108 sun salutations, you probably have a good reason.

Comedian Pence to headline Access Tucson fundraiser

It's not the way she would have chosen it, but Vicki Evans says the slashing of Access Tucson Community Media's budget in 2010 had a silver lining.

St. Pat's parade, festival to bring stew of activities

After eight years as festival chair, Robin McArdle-Landers is now president of the Tucson St. Patrick's Day Parade.

UA joins in 'fever for fairy tales' with Grimm brother readings

There's been a lot of Grimm news in entertainment lately, and the University of Arizona College of Humanities is contributing a chapter of its own tonight.

Home organizing author to speak in Tucson tonight

One night, Deniece Schofield sat straight up in bed and told her husband, Jim, that she had solved the problem of the board game clutter.

'Cowgirls' dance is Feb. 22

For each of the last four years, Diane Storms says she has worried that no one would come to her party.

UA Pride returns to parade

The University of Arizona's Pride of Arizona marching band returns to the Tucson Rodeo Parade next Thursday after two years away.

Children's books author humble about success

Ever since meeting the monsters of Maurice Sendak, Adam Rex was drawn to stories that evoked images in rich, oily color.

Bring some, take some, for free

The guests have gone, the holiday hullabaloo hushed.

Rialto turns back time for shindig

The new year motivates some people to move forward, but if you're the type to wax nostalgic for slap-bracelets and leg warmers, there's a party for you.

You can roll with the family on last night of 2012

It's not easy to accommodate all ages on New Year's Eve, but the Vantage Bowling Centers around Tucson aim to do just that.

'Souls being lost' after service in military - but there's help

Abel Moreno, left, and Ricardo Pereyda sit in at a suicide-prevention training session at PCC's downtown campus.

'Souls being lost' after service in military - but there's help

After seven years in the military and tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, Abel Moreno was in "some pretty tough scrapes."

Struggles of transgender people garner attention

Rae Strozzo had barely mastered walking and talking when he began struggling with his gender.

Voter turnout high today

People appear to be turning out in high numbers at the polls today in Pima County.

Arizona law can help victims of domestic violence to safety

Since 2007, Arizona has had a law allowing domestic-violence victims to terminate their leases early and move, without penalty, to protect their safety.

NPR's 'Junkie': Distrust hurting political process

National Public Radio "Political Junkie" Ken Rudin says politicians are too busy screaming at each other to listen to what the other guy is saying, making it increasingly difficult for government to get things done.