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Arizona coach finds positives in 40-point loss - Houston Chronicle

Arizona coach finds positives in 40-point loss
Houston Chronicle
Stanford's Nnemkadi Ogwumike (30) shoots for two over the defense of Arizona's Aley Rohde (44) during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game at McKale Center in Tucson, Ariz., Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012. Stanford won 91-51.
Wildcats coach says she sees improvement despite blowout loss to No. 4 StanfordWashington Post
Joslyn Tinkle leads Stanford over Arizona, 91-51San Francisco Chronicle
No. 4 Stanford cruises to 17th straight winNews & Observer

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JukeBox Records Inks Deal to Bring Tucson Red Carpet Event to the World - PR Web (press release)

PR Web (press release)

JukeBox Records Inks Deal to Bring Tucson Red Carpet Event to the World
PR Web (press release)
JukeBox Records, Tora's label, announced they are partnering with Onlineeventz.com to film and stream the February 18th show at Tucson's DV8 Nightclub. In a statement by Matt Williams from Onlineeventz, "Onlineeventz.com is thrilled to be part of this ...

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Judge: Psychologist believes Tucson shooting rampage suspect still incompetent ... - Washington Post

USA TODAY

Judge: Psychologist believes Tucson shooting rampage suspect still incompetent ...
Washington Post
PHOENIX â€” A psychologist believes that the suspect in the Tucson shooting rampage that left then-US Rep. Gabrielle Giffords wounded has an improved mental state but remains incompetent to stand trial, a federal judge said in a court filing Thursday.
Loughner still not competent for trial, psychologist saysUSA TODAY
NATION: Loughner still not competent for trial, psychologist saysDelmarva Daily Times
Judge orders hearing on accused Tucson shooter's competencyReuters

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Tucson resort avoids auction block, for now - Arizona Daily Star

Tucson resort avoids auction block, for now
Arizona Daily Star
Last fall, the company that owns the massive resort, which sits in the rocky slopes of the Tucson Mountains west of downtown, defaulted on a $145 million loan recorded in August 2006. Starr Pass Resort Developments, the owner, took on the debt before ...

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Bill would raise high-school dropout age to 18 - Tucson Citizen

Tucson Citizen

Bill would raise high-school dropout age to 18
Tucson Citizen
Daniel Patterson, D-Tucson, has introduced a bill that would increase the age at which high-school students could legally drop out from 16 to 18. â€œOur kids deserve a better opportunity, and so I don't think we should make it so easy to drop out,â€ he ...
The issue: Money for new prisons vs. new schoolsAZ Central.com
24% of Arizona High School failThe Navajo Post
Lawmaker introduces bill that would raise high school dropout age to 18The Republic

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Occupy Tucson is back - KVOA Tucson News

Tucson Citizen

Occupy Tucson is back
KVOA Tucson News
Occupy Tucson has caught a lot of people's attention in both positive and negative ways. On the upside it has pushed some major issues into the spotlight, but on the downside there have been about 850 arrests since October 2011.
Occupy Tucson sets up camp at DeAnza ParkTucsonSentinel.com
Occupy Tucson to pitch tents in DeAnza ParkTucson Citizen

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Tucson broadcaster Dave Sitton vying to replace Giffords - Arizona Republic

Arizona Capitol Times

Tucson broadcaster Dave Sitton vying to replace Giffords
Arizona Republic
2, 2012 10:09 PM Tucson broadcaster Dave Sitton on Thursday joined the race to replace US Rep. Gabrielle Giffords. He told supporters gathered at a Tucson family-owned restaurant, where he worked during college, that he wants "to represent the ...
Kelly jumps into Giffords replacement raceAZ Central.com (blog)
Politics / News Jesse Kelly Launches Congressional Campaign To Fill Giffords ...Tucson Weekly
Sportscaster Sitton enters CD8 scrumTucsonSentinel.com
Arizona Daily Star (blog) -KVOA Tucson News
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Doing it with defense, Arizona climbs back into NCAA Tournament picture - Tucson Citizen

Tucson Citizen

Doing it with defense, Arizona climbs back into NCAA Tournament picture
Tucson Citizen
When we got on the plane in Tucson, I don't know if we had a lot of believers that we would win one game on this trip, let alone two. But we prepared well and put the Washington loss behind us.â€ Just a week ago, Arizona lost a heart-breaker at home to ...
No. 4 Stanford romps past Arizona 91-51 for 17th win in a rowWashington Post
No. 4 Cardinal routs Arizona for 17th straight winFox News
No. 4/4 Stanford Too Much For CatsArizonawildcats.com
Greenwich Time -Cal Athletics
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Literacy and The Tucson Book Festival - Tucson Citizen

Literacy and The Tucson Book Festival
Tucson Citizen
Do you know someone who can't read? We all do, even if we don't know who they are. Teens who drop out of high school often have trouble reading and when they feel isolated from a culture that reads, they may get into trouble with the law.

Arizona gun bills seek to ease restrictions - Tucson Citizen

Arizona gun bills seek to ease restrictions
Tucson Citizen
Frank Antenori, R-Tucson, forbids a city from restricting someone from firing a gun within a quarter mile of an occupied structure. Antenori said the bill fixes a problem created with a law passed last year forbidding cities or counties from limiting ...

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