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St. Patrick's parade, festival will honor founders

The annual St. Patrick’s Day festival and parade will honor its creators this year. It’s a fitting theme following the death last week of one of the founders, Mike Haggerty, who was to have been the event’s grand marshal.... Read more»

Buckmaster Show

Buckmaster: Pima County wants lawmakers to back off

Today on Buckmaster - Pima County Supervisors’ Chairman Ramon Valadez, Buckmaster Show historian Ken Scoville,  and Dave Wells of the Grand Canyon Institute.... Read more»

Buckmaster Show

Buckmaster: Beat Cancer Boot Camp is Saturday

Today on Buckmaster - Randy Serraglio of the Center for Biological Diversity, certified financial planner Shelly Fishman, Roxanna Green — mother of Christina-Taylor Green, Dana Bartholomew of the Christina-Taylor Green Memorial, and Beat Cancer Boot Camp founder Anita “Sarge” Kellman.... Read more»

Navy's USS Enterprise embarks on final voyage

After 50 years, the longest-serving aircraft carrier in the U.S. Navy will embark Sunday on its final voyage.... Read more»1

Attempt to revive Heritage Fund stalls in House

A lawmaker’s attempt to have Arizonans decide whether to revive the voter–approved Heritage Fund is stalled in the House.... Read more»

Ft. Apache earns designation for role in tribal assimilation

The Theodore Roosevelt School at Fort Apache has been designated a National Historic Landmark for its role between the federal government and tribes they were trying to assimilate.... Read more»

FactCheck

Santorum’s twisted take on JFK & religion

Rick Santorum misrepresented what John F. Kennedy said in 1960 about church-state separation.... Read more»

Okinawans oppose planned relocation of U.S. base

A plan to move a U.S. Marine base on Okinawa, Japan, to a less populated part of the island is meeting opposition by residents of the ecologically important stretch of coastline.... Read more»

New Castro memoir recalls rebel’s life in Mexico

The events of Fidel Castro’s 18 months in Mexico during the mid-1950s receive expansive treatment in the new two-volume, 1,000-page memoir “Guerrillero del Tiempo.”... Read more»

Prescott tops Old West towns list, Tombstone flunks

True West Magazine’s seventh annual ranking of Old West towns across the country, did not include Tombstone in the Top 10, while Prescott was named No. 1.... Read more»1

Buckmaster Show

Buckmaster: Keeping it under 700 calories dining out

Today on Buckmaster — We talk eating healthy when dining out with Dr. Victoria Maizes of the Center for Integrative Medicine. Also, a conversation about Black History Month with Jonathan Peck of the Tucson Urban League.... Read more»

Santorum denies comparing Obama to Hitler

Rick Santorum now enjoys a 10-point advantage over Mitt Romney among registered Republicans nationwide, but he found himself denying he had compared President Barack Obama to the German dictator Adolf Hitler in remarks he made on Sunday.... Read more»1

Obituary

Mike Davis, punk rock pioneer, dead at 68

Mike Davis, who helped pioneer punk rock with Detroit’s legendary the MC5, and later played with Tucson’s Rich Hopkins and Luminarios, died Friday of liver failure. He was 68.... Read more»

Az communities applaud bid to revive Heritage Fund

In 2010, lawmakers eliminated the Heritage Fund, pulling the plug on dozens of approved, construction-ready projects. Now, a state lawmaker is moving forward with a resolution that would put the Heritage Fund back on the ballot in November.... Read more»

La Fiesta de los Vaqueros

Eight days in February: Tucson Rodeo is back

The big-show crowd-pleasers like bull riding tend to be the draw for many in the stands at Tucson’s rodeo, but it’s everything else that makes the annual event something more than just a way to pass the afternoon.... Read more»

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