Tucson nurses picket over staffing, contract dispute
Registered nurses picketed St. Mary's and St. Joseph's hospitals Friday, accusing Tenet Healthcare of understaffing and stalling six months of contract talks.
Tucson Spotlight turns 2 with 70-plus journalists trained
Tucson Spotlight marks two years of bilingual local news and journalism training with a month of events and a fundraising drive.
UA violated public records law, Arizona court rules
The Arizona Supreme Court said the University of Arizona wrongly destroyed a recording sought by professor Matthew Abraham and ordered a new review of withheld records.
Spotlight's third hub links Tucsonans to civic power
Tucson Spotlight's Civic Participation Resource Hub connects residents with trusted local organizations and government offices.
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Tucson art vending machines dish out $1 prints
Mini print vending machines have landed in Tucson at 1989 Bake House and Bookman's, offering locals a dollar's worth of original art.
Tucson realtors launch campaign against deed fraud
The Tucson Association of Realtors launched a campaign to fight deed fraud, a scheme that cost Arizona property owners $50 million last year.
Tucson miniatures exhibit explores hoarding disorder
A new exhibition at Tucson's Mini Time Machine Museum uses scratch-built miniatures to explore hoarding disorder, mental health and the memories objects hold.
TUSD board candidates debate school closures, trust
Four TUSD Governing Board candidates addressed school consolidation and administrative transparency at a Sept. 29 forum ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
Caso de Tucson abre debate sobre grabaciones en tribunales
La petición de un fiscal de Tucson para restringir las grabaciones en las salas de audiencias de Arizona motivada por un caso de acoso que involucra a su esposa ha generado tanto apoyo como una fuerte oposición, a la espera de la decisión que emitirá la Corte Suprema de Arizona en diciembre de 2026.
AZ Corporation Commission hopeful takes aim at TEP
Jonathon Hill, a Democrat running for the Arizona Corporation Commission, says his science background will let him challenge utility rate hikes and data center deals.
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