Following two years of legal wrangling, roughly 1,400 former First Magnus Financial Corp. employees are on the cusp of receiving some kind of payment as part of a key settlement in the mortgage bank's bankruptcy case.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced Thursday that it will review the hiring records at 1,000 companies nationwide — including 52 in Arizona.

While the snowbirds may still flock to the Old Pueblo, they are not the only ones looking to spread their wings in Southern Arizona.

PHOENIX — A new unemployment report provides mixed news about the state of Arizona's economy.

Every college basketball coach, Sean Miller among them, lusts for something like the Izzone, Michigan State's student booster section that holds a September training camp to sharpen their badgering and heckling skills.

The bus to Phoenix, for an eventual flight to Maui, was to leave nine hours after Arizona's 66-49 win over Rice ended Thursday.

Lee Corso still remembers his last trip to Arizona Stadium.

The challenge was laid out early in fall camp — a test by a coach who values "winning the day," to see how fast the Ducks could be.

The lasting image of Derrick Williams' first college start undoubtedly came with 16 minutes left in Thursday's game.

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The Twilight Saga: New Moon," also known as "Twilight: The Squeakquel," is actually pretty good — a tick better than the first "Twilight," which wasn't bad, either. These are hardly superlatives on the order of "shattering" and "beautiful," but compared

O fortuna! The Southern Arizona Symphony Orchestra is teaming up with three community choruses to bring us one of the world's most loved choral pieces, "Carmina Burana."

The Arizona Department of Transportation plans to lay off about 17 customer service representatives at its three Motor Vehicle Division field offices in Tucson.

Nicolas Grigsby won't be on the UA Mall for Saturday's broadcast of ESPN's "College GameDay."

Nominations sought for teen citizen award

Karen Falkenstrom has found a little room to breathe again.

Five reasons to see the Gaslight Theatre's Christmas offering, "On the Road to the North Pole, or The Snow Must Go On!"

The Pillowman" never got the credit it deserved — it should have won Tonys right and left.

The Smut-Snatchers of the New Order are hellbent on cleaning up the Book of Deuteronomy.

The Tucson Arizona Mass Choir has had a pretty enviable first 10 years.