Issues with Accreditor May Put Tucson Schools in Limbo
Students face loss of financial aid if they aren't overseen by approved agency.
Four Rescued from Rain-Swollen Wash in Tucson; No One Injured
Monsoon under way; caution urged in traversing flooded roadways.
Tucson Optics Industry Brings Good Jobs, Needs Workers
Industry has shrunken in recent years; new companies want it to regain prominence.
The Owl & Panther Project Supports Tucson Refugees of Torture
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Arizona woman faces death on her own terms; Legal and emotional issues surrounding choosing to die.
Tucson City Council Approves Bicycle Sharing Program
Two-wheelers to lend should be up and running in 2017 with federal grant money.
Tucsonans Use More Water After Hot Days, Not During
Water utility says data show Mondays after hot weekends are high-use days.
Camp Encourages Girls to Be Firefighters, Police Officers
Public safety jobs are dominated by men; camp aims to change that.
Grijalva Invokes Giffords Shooting at House Sit-In
'Let the American people know Congress is fighting for them. ... It's up to you, Ryan.'
Report: Pima County Homes 'Affordable' for Average Earner
Average earners can get a house on less than one-third of income, RealtyTrac reports.
Tucsonan Runs to Phoenix - Literally - for Cancer Research
He makes 125-mile trek in two nights, raises $2,000; next goal: Boston Marathon.
Grijalva Opponent Withdraws from Congressional Race
Other races change this week as candidate qualifications are challenged.
State Judicial Review Panel Checks in on 70 Jurists
Judges will be on November ballot for 'yes' or 'no' votes on retention.
PCC Makes Case for Removing Accrediting 'Notice' Sanction
The college was taken off probation but placed on notice in May 2015.
Border Patrol Names New Boss, Former FBI Agent Mark Morgan
New commander is an outsider; human rights activists claim a victory.
Missing Hiker Found Dead; 4th Victim of Record Heat Wave
Four deaths in Tucson area from 115-degree heat last weekend.
