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Bass legend Watt reunites fIREHOSE for Thursday Tucson gig

It’s been nearly two decades since post-punk maestros fIREHOSE have played together, so fans of the band, bass wrangler Mike Watt, and the ‘80s legends the Minutemen might want to catch Thursday night’s gig at Plush.... Read more»

The Invisible Theatre

One-woman show offers multiple perspectives

“The Blonde, the Brunette and the Vengeful Redhead,”  a one-woman, seven-character show, unfolds as each character layers on information from her or his perspective.... Read more»

Access Tucson to celebrate free speech with humor

The First Amendment will be the star of the show Wednesday when Access Tucson celebrates free speech with comedy featuring two hometown talents.... Read more»

The Fred and Jeff Show

Fred and Jeff: Az Int'l Film Festival brings the world to Tucson

This week Fred and Jeff are joined by Mia Schnaible from the Arizona International Film Festival.  She’s brought filmmaker Dick Fisher and the discussion revolved around…you guessed it…film.... Read more»

Arizona Theatre Company

'Red' illuminates the creative process

“Red” is really about art, its rigors and sacrifices and the art world in New York City during the 1950s, before the ‘60s changed everything.... Read more»

Beer, wine wholesalers push for voter ID laws

Beer and wine wholesalers have pumped substantial cash into the campaigns of several American Legislative Exchange Council politicians who have sponsored voter ID bills in their states.... Read more»

Az marks 150th anniversary of Battle of Picacho Peak

Now it’s a place for hiking or to stop at Dairy Queen but 150 years ago Sunday, it was the site of a small but violent engagement between Union and Confederate troops.... Read more»1

ASU student-entrepreneurs get a running start

At Arizona State University, student-entrepreneurs are getting help with funding to further start-up companies through the Edson Student Entrepreneur Initiative.... Read more»

Davis-Monthan Air Force Base

Wright Flight kids open D-M air show

The Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Open House air show continues despite the wet weather.... Read more»

Frivolous fun found at Spring Fling

Despite chilly temperatures and a slight breeze, teenagers, families and thrill-seekers headed to the annual University of Arizona hosted Spring Fling on Friday.... Read more»

Davis-Monthan Air Force Base

Thunderbirds prep for D-M Open House air show

The Air Force’s elite demonstration team, the Thunderbirds, took to the skies over Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in a practice run for Saturday and Sunday’s events.... Read more»

Buckmaster Show

Buckmaster: Dems say attacks on Barber are false

Today on Buckmaster - A conversation with Jeff Rogers, chairman of the Pima County Democratic Party, the Reporters’ Roundtable with Sarah Garrecht Gassen and Jimmy Boegle, then Culinary Cruiser Matt Russell.... Read more»

ASU researcher finds banned antibiotics in poultry

A study of chicken byproducts co-authored by an Arizona State University researcher found trace amounts of antibiotics banned from poultry production in 2005.... Read more»

Streetcar closures won't stop Second Saturdays

Second Saturdays will adjust the locations of several stages and vendors in light of Modern Streetcar Project closures.... Read more»

Winding Road Theatre Ensemble

Don’t be afraid of 'Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf'

The play conjured an abusive, raunchy, game-playing, one-upsmanship relationship unlike anything seen on the stage before. These days, however, there’s more sex and relational bitterness in any given episode of “Two and a Half Men.”... Read more»

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