Tucson Spotlight wins national sustainability award
Tucson Spotlight wins a 2026 LION Sustainability Award for its collaborative work reaching underserved communities across Southern Arizona.
Ex-UA professor alleges retaliatory welfare checks
A former UA professor says the university requested two involuntary mental health evaluations after removing him from his tenured position.
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.
Spotlight rolls out second resource hub: Immigration
Tucson Spotlight launches its Immigration hub, the second of five bilingual resource guides connecting residents to trusted local organizations.
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UA professor fights health gap through Hopi dry farming
University of Arizona professor and Hopi dry farmer Michael Kotutwa Johnson is working to close health and economic gaps facing Arizona's tribal communities.
Pima County tightens NDA rules after Project Blue backlash
Pima County supervisors tightened rules on non-disclosure agreements tied to economic development, a move sparked partly by secrecy surrounding the Project Blue data center proposal.
Rio Nuevo compromete $15 millones para Friedman Block
En su reunión de agosto, Rio Nuevo aprobó hasta $2 millones para la reurbanización del Friedman Block y prorrogó los plazos de varios proyectos en el centro de Tucson.
Marana dining challenge sets record with 1,468 visits
Dine & Discover Marana's fourth year drew 367 finishers and nearly 1,500 visits to local restaurants, with a new digital option boosting participation.
Kindergarten enrollment drops 13% as TUSD mulls closures
TUSD's superintendent says falling enrollment and birth rates have pushed the district to the end of its financial runway, with a committee now weighing which schools to consolidate.
Más llamadas y calor ponen a prueba a técnicos de la UA
Los técnicos en emergencias médicas (EMT) de la Universidad de Arizona comparten cómo afrontan el creciente volumen de llamadas y el calor estival, apoyándose en los estrechos vínculos de su equipo de emergencias médicas.
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