Feb 25 - Mar 2, 2016

Vol. 33, No. 2

Cover Story

In at the Chill

He’s come up with a growing Tucson hip-hop scene and broke through the city’s genre lines. Now, with his debut album, rapper Lando Chill is ready for the big time.

By Heather Hoch

Feb 25, 2016

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The Pleasure Activist

Pleasure Activist

Grease Up On Lube Knowledge

By Ally Booker
Feb 25, 2016
Tucson Salvage

Tucson Salvage

A stuffed Caesar, some gunshot scars and a sparkly mobile home christened Abella

By Brian Smith
Feb 25, 2016
Currents Feature

Pension Politics

State lawmakers reform the pension system for future cops and firefighters.

By Jim Nintzel
Feb 25, 2016
Currents Feature

Beneath the Surface

Can we safely pump carbon underground instead of into the atmosphere?

By Jim Nintzel
Feb 25, 2016
Currents Feature

For My Father

A young immigrant’s financial and emotional journey to give his dad a proper burial

By María Inés Taracena
Feb 25, 2016
Dust Devils

Dust Devil

Cowboy Dreams

Feb 25, 2016
Letters to the Editor

Letter to the Editor

Lots of good in Tucson, Rodeo isn't one of them

Feb 25, 2016
Letters to the Editor

Letter to the Editor

Carroll did good for County

Feb 25, 2016
Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Harassment by religious goons must end

Feb 25, 2016
Editor's Note

Editor's Note

Car Convos 101

By Mari Herreras
Feb 25, 2016
The Skinny

The Skinny

By Jim Nintzel
Feb 25, 2016
Police Dispatch

Police Dispatch

Thrown Fruit Is the Sweetest?

By Anna Mirocha
Feb 25, 2016
Police Dispatch

Police Dispatch

Must've Been a Peace Pipe

By Anna Mirocha
Feb 25, 2016
T Q&A

T Q&A

Jack Simons

By Natalia Navarro
Feb 25, 2016

City Week

Dance Pants Off

By Brenna Bailey
Feb 25, 2016
City Week

No Shaming, No Blaming

By Brenna Bailey
Feb 25, 2016
City Week

Adopt Art

By Brenna Bailey
Feb 25, 2016
City Week

Erotic Art

By Brenna Bailey
Feb 25, 2016
City Week

Remember the Ice Age

By Brenna Bailey
Feb 25, 2016

Cinema Feature

Witch Fear

The Witch isn’t your grandmother’s Crucible, because it scares you for real every step of the way

By Bob Grimm
Feb 25, 2016

Music Feature

That Joke Isn’t Funny Anymore: Protomartyr

Detroit’s Protomartyr matches caustic wit and direct post-punk

By Jason P. Woodbury
Feb 25, 2016
Music Feature

Look Within and Grow: Las Cafeteras

The past year has been bumpy for Las Cafeteras, but with a new record nearly finished, the band is looking to the future

By María Inés Taracena
Feb 25, 2016
Music Feature

In at the Chill

He’s come up with a growing Tucson hip-hop scene and broke through the city’s genre lines. Now, with his debut album, rapper Lando Chill is ready for the big time.

By Heather Hoch
Feb 25, 2016
Live

B-Sides: OHIOAN

MY TUCSON MOUNTAIN HOME

By Heather Hoch
Feb 25, 2016
Live

B-Sides: XIXA

SONIDO AMAZONICO

By Heather Hoch
Feb 25, 2016
Live

B-Sides: Bear State

PHX ->TUC

By Heather Hoch
Feb 25, 2016

Arts: Feature

Theatre Libre

Barrio Stories seeks to commemorate the lost Barrio Libre with an innovative theatre

By Sherilyn Forrester
Feb 25, 2016
Arts: Feature

The Dragon Roars

Chinese artist Ai Weiwei stages beautiful, challenging show at Tucson Museum of Art

By Margaret Regan
Feb 25, 2016

Chow Feature

Two Out of Three Ain’t Bad: 4 Seasons Restaurant

4 Seasons Restaurant offers Thai, Chinese and American eats, but only excels at two

By Heather Hoch
Feb 25, 2016