What if you could save as much as $400 a month for the next thirty years on your energy bill? All you would have to do is add another $5000.00 to your mortgage or down payment. That's what people can

On Sunday, October 5, 2008 at 11:53 pm, Yuma Police Officers were dispatched to the 100 block North 13 th Avenue in reference to a disturbance with multiple subjects. Officers arrived on scene and located two victims, an adult pregnant

Natalie Hess, Ph.D., professor with Northern Arizona University in Yuma, was an invited keynote speaker for the recent conference of Arizona Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages, Inc (AZ-TESOL) in Tucson. Entitled The Power of Teachers, her presentation

The next quarterly drop-off day in the City of Yuma's Household Hazardous Waste Program is set for 8 a.m. to noon this Saturday, October 11th. Anyone from Yuma County can drop off their recyclables, electronic items (known as "e-waste") and

On Tuesday, September 30, 2008 at the Western States Auto Theft Investigators annual conference in Monterey, California, Yuma Police Detective Melissa Norred received the Lee S. Cole Officer of the Year Award. Detective Norred received the award for her contribution

Governor Janet Napolitano continued her efforts to foster cooperation in support of returning Iraq and Afghanistan veterans and their families, hosting a roundtable of military, community, and faith-based leaders today in Tucson to focus on how they can work together

Palin certainly was more charming

Mike Cohen, who teaches engineering at Palo Verde Magnet High School, was named Arizona's 2008 American Star of Teaching during a Tuesday ceremony at the school.

It's not the worst hand you could pull, but it's one you must play carefully.

You can almost imagine the conversation.

Flores has a three-year rolling contract good through 2010 that the board reviews each year, though the latest contract would extend the chancellor's tenure another year, according to PCC documents.

Washington State ran to the student body, looking for help.

Mr. Morales

In 2006, 12 local schools didn't meet the bar set by Arizona Learns, the state's accountability system. This year there are 31, according to numbers released publicly today by the state Department of Education.

Larry Lurie, a fixture on school photo days in Tucson for nearly 30 years, was found dead in a hotel room about 2 1/2 miles south of the U.S.-Mexico border, said Alejandro Palacios, a spokesman for the city of Nogales,

Leal told the Star's Josh Brodesky that he is looking for ways to help the city's budget in these tight times and is considering every option.

Who won? If you were undecided, did they get you off the fence?

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