Mansour first to qualify for ballot in Arizona treasurer's race
Tucson native Nick Mansour became the first candidate to qualify for the ballot in the Arizona state treasurer's race, submitting more than 10,000 nominating petition signatures.
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Tucson Spotlight selected for national health disparities fellowship
Tucson Spotlight has been selected for the Solutions Journalism Network's inaugural Addressing Health Disparities Fellowship, a year-long program supporting solutions-focused reporting on health equity in Latino communities.
Fábrica Sonoran Stitch impulsa fuerza laboral
La fábrica Sonoran Stitch de Tucson combina la fabricación de moda, la capacitación laboral y la sostenibilidad. Su propietaria, Erica Yngve, trabaja para impulsar el crecimiento de los empleos locales en el sector de la costura industrial.
3 Southern Arizona students compete in state poetry finals
A trio of Southern Arizona high school students competed at the Poetry Out Loud state finals on March 7, with Flowing Wells' Aymar Ramos earning fourth place.
Tucson, Pima County take stock of public safety efforts
Local officials shared progress on their respective public safety initiatives, with both governments pledging to collaborate on issues too big for either to handle alone.
Arizona Wildcats baseball falls 6-3 to New Mexico
The Wildcats were outscored by Mexico Tuesday night at Hi Corbett Field, as a big third inning from the Lobos erased an early Wildcats lead.
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