Arizona Daily Star

Grupo Mexico took Tucson-based copper producer Asarco LLC out of bankruptcy Wednesday as a line formed of attorneys, officers and others asking for multimillion-dollar bonuses. Full Story »

Her helmet-clad triplets were perturbed and screaming all at once, and Ami Bunch was at home alone. Full Story »

For the next four years, the federal government will be paying closer attention to veterans like Ellen Glenn of Tucson. Full Story »

After half the faculty left, students at a prestigious University of Arizona program are worried that the school won't replace their professors. Full Story »

The mother of two young sisters who had been missing for more than a week was arrested Wednesday along with her neighbor in connection with their disappearance, police said. Full Story »

Tucson's Toys for Tots is far short of its goal, with only a week and a half left to collect donations. Full Story »

A team of scientists brought together by the Department of the Interior is in Southern Arizona this week to develop a plan assessing the effects of the government's buildup of border security. Full Story »

PHOENIX — School districts whose voters rejected override attempts just last month are free to try again in March, Attorney General Terry Goddard concluded Tuesday. Full Story »

The Tucson Unified School District is offering free rides through the Winterhaven Festival of Lights in exchange for nonperishable food items. Full Story »

Schools and charities are hoping Tucsonans will remember to make a tax-credit contribution before the year is over. Full Story »

The Cochise County Sheriff's Department is investigating a stabbing that occurred early Wednesday on Interstate 10 near Willcox. Full Story »

The city's two police radar vans are scheduled to snap photographs of speeders at these locations today, according to the Tucson Police Department: Full Story »

The deceased are from Tucson unless otherwise noted. Occupations are stated when available. Full Story »

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Water-line work will affect traffic for the next few weeks at North Kolb Road and East Sunrise Drive. Full Story »

PHOENIX — State and university employees could wind up with IOUs in their pay envelopes instead of checks in February if the planned sale of state buildings hits a snag, state Treasurer Dean Martin warned Monday. Full Story »

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PHOENIX — A grand jury has indicted two Maricopa County supervisors on criminal charges in separate cases, a move that intensifies a nasty dispute between county officials and the county's two top law enforcement officials. Full Story »

A Mesa homeowners association has apologized to the family of an 88-year-old widow after it tried to eject her 37-year-old grandson from living with her as a caregiver. Full Story »

The Arizona Daily Star is preparing its annual list of private and charter schools to be published in early 2010. This year, magnet schools will be included in the survey. Full Story »

Mike Ross is a self-proclaimed light-rail protester and rider. But beyond the Tempe resident's usual objection to government being in the business of mass transit, it's a giant sign at light-rail stations that's been irking him. Full Story »

Patrons experience the park after dark Full Story »

The entire sixth grade at Tanque Verde Elementary School became Egyptologists for several weeks. Full Story »

VAIL/ CORONA DE TUCSON Full Story »

Second annual Ward 2 Holiday Party is Friday Full Story »