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This sea of boulders, placed by developer Stephen Phinny to obstruct the disputed west-side easement, was removed by neighbors on Sunday, Nov.

Tucson is not a ' big sigh of relief a ' just like Phoenix. But we have come a step closer in one way: Hikers in a once-wild mountain range northwest of Tucson now peer down at a new luxury resort from one trail and trek past golf course fairways on another.

The Oro Valley Town Council last week unanimously decided to pursue buying property along North Oracle Road to protect wildlife.

Kory died two days before his 15th birthday on May 4, 2007, after he was struck by an SUV while riding his bicycle on East Speedway near the University of Arizona.

Parents with children in the Marana Unified School District haven't always had immediate access to grades, classroom assignments, attendance records and discipline information.

Full service recording studio available locally; 'Diamond Jim' branches out into other aspects of music business, gives 'voice' to the everyday person 05/27/09 Jennifer R. Carnes Respond to this story Email this story to a friend Known locally for his haunting Celtic melodies and lusty Bluegrass tunes bowed, plucked or strummed on a variety of ...

A 12-year-old boy is in critical condition Monday evening after colliding with a truck while riding a dirt bike on the Northwest Side.

The U.S. has had one swine flu death. Regular forms of flu kill 36,000 a year. County officials are wise not to panic.

For the first in a series on Tucson's "big thinkers," Arizona Daily Star reporter Tom Beal interviewed University of Arizona ecologist Mike Rosenzweig .

May 04, 2009, 4:58 p.m. TY BOWERS Tucson Citizen Pima County Health Department officials were still waiting late Monday for word on whether 11 more county residents whose samples had been submitted for testing actually had swine flu, according to agency spokeswoman Patti Woodcock.

Anthony Cabrera reports Local schools respond to confirmed swine flu cases An international outbreak hits close to home, just as expected.