All Headlines for Tuesday, 04.21.2009

Front Page Headlines

• Anonymous donor gives $5M to St. Augustine High School for gym
• Senate looks at border
• St. Joseph clinic will treat brain ailments
• Four Corners site doesn't square with new survey

TODAY'S UPDATES

• 1 killed in shooting at Tucson car wash
• Tucson radar vans not operating in wake of Phoenix shooting
• Home Depot passes on Sahuarita
• 2 killed in crash southwest of Tucson identified
• Tucson case at center of Supreme Court's ruling on police vehicle searches
• Beautiful bulldog contest winner named Porterhouse
• FBI's newest 'Most Wanted' terrorist is American
• Tucson police radar van locations today
• Today's interactive map of crime in Tucson
• Justices hear arguments over Safford school strip search
• Tucson gas-price tracker: StarNet helps you save at the pump
• Somali pirate arrives in NYC, awaits court hearing
• DA calls accused Craigslist killer 'predator'
• Iran hints US reporter's sentence may be eased
• NTSB to probe Utah bus crash that killed 9
• Japan upholds death penalty in curry poisoning
• Treasury says about $110B left in bailout fund
• IMF: Losses from global credit crisis mounting
• Records: 14 kids die in 2008 on LA County's watch
• Stephen Hawking's family expects his recovery

TUCSON REGION

• Change of commander in store for Huachuca
• Anonymous donor gives $5M to St. Augustine High School for gym
• Student of the week: Ivory-Rose Dean
• Deaths
• Taxpayer Watch: Fire marshal visits 'a mess for years' in neighborhood
• UA students rap tuition plan
• Pueblo team, its robots to compete in Dallas
• GOP budget-cutting could be deadly, Democrat warns
• US justices ask pointed questions in English case
• Tucson Time Capsule: Courtrooms called cramped
• Star is finalist in 2 categories for online journalism awards
• Agents face inquiry in weekend shooting
• Panel idea: Raise tax on gasoline, index it
• 2 teens get prison in extensive arson case
• Man gets 15 years in robberies during crime spree in October
• Radar van locations

NEWS

• Senate looks at border
• Shrinking East Valley Trib wins Pulitzer
• Jeff's weather
• Corrections

Nation

• Four Corners site doesn't square with new survey
• Around the nation
• Horses' mysterious deaths shock world of polo

World

• Troops sent to Iraq find next stop is Afghanistan
• Surviving teen pirate in NYC to face charges
• Around the world
• Attacks on two ships fail; ransom frees a third vessel
• Noted physicist Hawking is 'very ill' in UK hospital

Washington

• Obama: Trims set 'tone'; GOP calls them minuscule
• Obama tightening belt not even a notch
• Obama tries to stem interrogation furor
• 'Hypereating' drives many to consume when not hungry
• Court to weigh whether animal-cruelty videos are free speech

Arizona / West

• St. Joseph clinic will treat brain ailments
• Arrest made in radar unit operator's killing

Sports

• American succumbs in sprint to finish
• Sports on the air
• Baffert earns election to horse racing hall of fame as trainer

Men's Basketball

• Allen hits bull's-eye
• Another NY recruit turns down Wildcats
• Greg Hansen : Recruits indicate Miller is laying a solid foundation
• Parker buries Dallas, scores 38 as Spurs even Texas rivalry series

Baseball

• Spark of offense energizes D-backs
• Around the NL
• Boston's big hitters finally break out as Sox sweep O's
• Several two-out RBIs carry Wildcats, who hold off rallies in seventh, ninth

Hockey

• Bruins near first series win since '99

Auto Racing

• Hybrid Camry will be NASCAR pace car next month

Business

• In-N-Out to open on East Side
• Travelocity's founder to speak here
• Discount Cab to mark Earth Day with donation
• Tucson-based 911 Collision expands in Vegas
• I-10 charging stations planned
• Taczanowsky quits SAHBA presidency
• Oracle buys Sun for $7.4B; IBM loses out
• Tucson leases
• Desert Museum workers to take unpaid time off
• Pima housing permits at a dismal rate
• The Corporate Curmudgeon: Piglet's profundity: Forget about fright

Neighbors

Accent

• Dear Abby
• Horoscope
• Bridge
• Community calendar

Opinion

• Letcher deserves City Council's full support
• Thorns & Flowers
• Letters to the editor
• Daily Fitz Fix 04/21/2009
• A little presidential anger sometimes a useful tool
• Latin leaders like Obama, but reach no agreement
• Lesson from Ireland: Save banks cautiously
• US must reverse harmful endangered-species rule
• To get foreign aid right, start in the home, village
• Obama's support vital to DREAM Act