John Harrison also developed subdivision for African-American soldiers returning from war.
- By David Leighton For the Arizona Daily Star
The area where Fred Roberts sold lots, near Alvernon Way and Fifth Street, was considered too far out to work.
- By David Leighton For the Arizona Daily Star
Many transportation systems have been used over the years.
- By David Leighton Arizona Daily Star
Arizona pioneer spent most of his career in mining and law enforcement.
- By David Leighton For the Arizona Daily Star
Faced challenges with steadfastness and humor.
- By David Leighton For the Arizona Daily Star
OK Corral shooter John Ringo was drinker, gambler ... and constable?
Readers of David Leighton’s columns will do best at this quiz, which tests how much you know about the history of local street names.
Emery Park started as place for people to live, raise poultry
Before he was governor, Sam Goddard developed subdivision with large lots, big setbacks
Potter Place honors former girls school, wealthy couple that started it.
Learn how many of Tucson's streets, roads and highways got their names.
Road runs along the northern border of the family homestead.
Many of many talents, interests remembered with midtown street
The Falcons couldn't hold a 4-0 lead late, erased a one run deficit in the tenth and finally got past the Dorados with a run in the 12th in a 5A Sonoran Region game at CFHS, April 21, 2026, Tucson, Ariz.
Arizona football kicks off their final week of spring practices at Dick Tomey field on Tuesday morning.
The Center for Creative Photography, CCP, at the University of Arizona announced the acquisition of archives from nine photographers including former Arizona Daily Star photo editor Jack Dykinga, a Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer who is a renown nature photographer.
Archive from Tucson landscape photographer Jack Dykinga among new archives at Ansel Adams' founded University of Arizona center.
Legislation would make it illegal for any business to refuse to provide "any service, product, admission to a venue or transportation'' solely because the person has not received or used a "medical intervention.''
PHOENIX — A judge ruled the Arizona Department of Water Resources acted illegally when it changed how it determined if there was enough groundwater available to support new homes in metro Phoenix in 2023 and left builders thousands of lots they could not develop.
The Arizona resolution has no legal power, but it would have the legislature go on record as rejecting the term "West Bank'' as "a modern political construct.''
A bill to address housing affordability in Arizona would block cities and towns from requiring everything from garages, paved driveways, backyard patios or fencing for new homes.
It's another wartime shakeup at the Pentagon just weeks after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ousted the Army's top general.
Here's the latest for Wednesday, April 22nd: Iran fires on 3 ships in the Strait of Hormuz; Pope Leo XIV visits Equatorial Guinea; Warner shareholders set to vote on Paramount's $81 billion takeover; Sony's AI robot is beating human pros at table tennis.
Meta said the purpose was to improve the company's AI models in areas where they struggle to replicate how humans interact with computers.
Iran seized two ships in the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday, tightening its grip on the strategic waterway after U.S. President Donald Trump called off attacks indefinitely.
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The springy, energetic potential of Arizona freshman forward Sidi Gueye is headed for further development elsewhere.
Check out the inside of the Macon County Jail through photos from the Herald & Review archives. More archive photos at herald-review.com.
A new indictment has added two kidnapping and six witness tampering charges against an Allegany County man under federal investigation since a government witness in the Pharaoh’s strip club case turned up dead in his home.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Nicholas Cooper told a judge that his office intends to file witness tampering charges against Simon P. Gogolack 39, of Wellsville.
A Southern Tier man with a history of drug-related charges has become entangled in the FBI’s probe into the death of a government witness in the Pharaoh’s strip club case.
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A juvenile shot and killed one of three alleged assailants Monday night during an armed robbery on Tucson's southwest side, authorities say.
A 27-year-old Airman was arrested at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson this week on suspicion of sexual exploitation of a minor, police said.
The death of a 3-year-old girl named Anna had been a rallying point for thousands of Tucsonans to call for a crackdown on street racing.
Authorities say a teen fatally shot by officers during a Tucson standoff had a toy gun wrapped to look real.
Legislation would make it illegal for any business to refuse to provide "any service, product, admission to a venue or transportation'' solely because the person has not received or used a "medical intervention.''
An attorney for Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos tells Supervisors their query into his work history as a Texas cop more than four decades ago has nothing to do with his current elected position.
PHOENIX — A judge ruled the Arizona Department of Water Resources acted illegally when it changed how it determined if there was enough groundwater available to support new homes in metro Phoenix in 2023 and left builders thousands of lots they could not develop.
The Arizona resolution has no legal power, but it would have the legislature go on record as rejecting the term "West Bank'' as "a modern political construct.''