U.S. Rep. Juan Ciscomani doffed his jacket Aug. 4, inside the very warm future headquarters of the Oro Valley Police ...

Just under 100 students and 50 instructional staff, coaches and early learning educators have begun the school year at the ...

Later this fall, Casino Del Sol Vahi Taa’am will open its doors to the Tucson community — joining the company’s lineup of ...

Dozens of people braved the elements Aug. 7 to witness the unveiling of the Purple Heart Medallion at the Arizona Heroes ...

When pets are family members there’s nothing worse or more sickening than when they slip out the door before they can be ...

Interaction with cats can make an experience even more meaningful. El Jefe Cat Café, a space with adoptable cats and kittens, ...

Yvonne Olivia is a Tucsonan whose friends and family describe her as hardworking, generous, compassionate and kind — with a ...

A 24/7, “official ballot drop box” is slated for installation on the south edge of a parking lot at the Oro Valley Public ...

Many people complain of being tired these days. Feeling lethargic and drained goes beyond just occasionally having busy days.

Last week, I started a three-part series on the worldwide eruption of corruption, especially in the United States. You’ve ...

Nearly 25 years ago there was a teenager in Kokomo, Ind., who had the strength and determination of David against perhaps the biggest medical Goliath of the 1980s, the HIV virus. In 1990, he died of ...

Many retail businesses in Arizona have a small paper sign hanging on the wall, usually near the cash register that says something like “We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone.” The trouble ...