Beijing bishop hopes Benedict will visit

States such as Missouri, Kentucky and Minnesota have seen increases in their Amish populations of more than 130 percent. The Amish now number an estimated 227,000 nationwide, up from 123,000 in 1992, according to researchers from Elizabethtown College's Young Center

Tubbs Jones, 58, died of a brain hemorrhage caused by an aneurysm that burst and left her with limited brain function, said Eileen Sheil, a spokeswoman for the Cleveland Clinic, which owns the Huron Hospital in East Cleveland where Tubbs

In today's deal, declarer missed an opportunity to increase his chances of making a slam and went down as a result.

BEIJING — First a Bolt, then a jolt. Then another.

Forty-something wannabe rock star worms his way into his teenage nephew's band. How many times do you think Will Ferrell and Jack Black have turned down that pitch? I'm guessing approximately eleventy billion.

Veteran Jamaica reggae artist Eek-A-Mouse is swinging through Tucson Sunday.

Business owners will learn how to market to shoppers from Sonora.

Two Marana Middle School students have been invited to attend the 2009 presidential inauguration, but they might not have enough money to go.

Richard Kurek recently ordered an Old Style beer at The Mint Cocktails, prompting someone to ask, "Are you a Chicago boy?" "Yes, I am," the 36-year-old answered proudly, noting that drinking Old Style in Chicago is akin to drinking Coors

A Scottsdale-based mortgage bank has found a way to help disabled veterans while reducing its inventory of foreclosed homes.

We were first-timers to this popular Tucson restaurant and had heard good things about its breakfast menu.

PHOENIX — A federal judge late Wednesday upheld a 4-year-old state law requiring people to provide proof of citizenship to register to vote and to show identification before they can vote.

Memorabilia and decorations that adorned Bennigan's will be sold Friday and Saturday.

Pete Eudave, 41, was adjusting a light fixture on the outskirts of the Ray copper pit near Kearny when he was killed, Celestino Flores, president of USW 915 said today.

Louise Marshall, the UA's first woman professor, built the first stores at North Park Avenue and East University Boulevard in 1922. She established the nonprofit Marshall Foundation in 1930.

Mallary Owen, a UA senior and a Buffalo Exchange employee, sports five diverse looks from the store.

Napolitano said Wednesday she has not studied the proposal by several dozen college presidents to scrap state laws that raised the drinking age more than two decades ago to 21. Their argument, dubbed the Amethyst Initiative, is that students are