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Invisible Theatre opens its 55th season with eight inventive 10-minute plays by Arizona playwright Alejandro Canelos, blending humor, heart and quirky characters from concussed woodpeckers to young love.
My boyfriend and I traded triple-digit temperatures for a day on Mount Lemmon.
Details have been revealed for the Sept. 26 Arizona men's basketball Red-Blue Showcase, including tipoff time and the afterparty lineup, headlined by three-time Grammy Award winner Diplo.
Over 100 elite athletes will compete in Tucson this weekend as the U.S. Pole Sports Federation national championships return, with top performers earning coveted spots on Team USA.
Ex-Arizona football coach Rich Rodriguez's pie-in-the-sky dream | Greg Hansen's notebookGreg Hansen's notebook: Former Arizona coach Rich Rodriguez dreams of regional leagues, but college football has moved on.
For Star Subscribers: The new store will be inside an 18,000 square-foot space at Tucson Place Shopping Center, on East Wetmore Road and North First Avenue.
Tracking transfer-portal activity for the Arizona baseball and softball teams during the 2026 cycle.
They sprang up during the rise of the automobile, first as tourist camps and auto courts, and later as motor courts and motels. Charm, style, …
The Tucson Sugar Skulls — on SpongeBob SquarePants Night — look to take down the Northern Arizona Wranglers for the final home game of the regular season.
Beat Tucson's summer heat by taking on local restaurant challenges, discovering new eateries, supporting small businesses and earning fun prizes along the way.