Parking in Downtown Tucson has become a headache for many, and the streetcar construction is to blame.

Dark classrooms and empty hallways will be a common sight in the next school year for 11 of Tucson Unified School District's schools.

The district now has to figure out where the students of those closing schools will go and make parents aware.

Gnomes ventured out onto the streets of Tucson as they celebrated the second annual Gnomefest at Metro Gnome Music.

Their goal was to break the Guinness Book of World Records for the largest gathering of people dressed as garden gnomes.

A new study out of Australia may offer a new way to identify people at risk for glaucoma years before vision loss occurs.

Governor Jan Brewer proposed an $8.9 billion spending plan in her state of the state address back in January; a four percent increase from last year.

Most of that money is directed toward helping Child Protective Services, foster care programs and education.

Most people have experienced the art of pickpocketing, but have learned tips on how to prevent it.

However, thieves are getting creative.

The tension between some peoples’ notion of security and privacy is back to the forefront on the southern Arizona border; just who or what is watching us now?

There is a lot of money that goes into the flush of a toilet, or a draining kitchen sink.  But who is responsible for processing that waste?

A recent study shows that 70 percent of inmates released from prison wind up detained for another crime within 36 months.

But a local woman is trying to reduce this statistic.