Audit: $70M transfer left out of UA cash discussion
A state audit says UA's $70 million endowment transfer was missing from a discussion of cash projections given to its governing board, a claim UA and ABOR dispute.
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.
Tucson Spotlight named finalist for national award
Tucson Spotlight is a finalist for LION Publishers' Collaboration of the Year award, recognizing its partnerships across Southern Arizona.
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New printmaking fair debuts on Tucson's Fourth Avenue
Tucson's Sonoran Valley Printmakers will host their inaugural print fair Sept. 12, showcasing handmade techniques like woodblock carving and letterpress.
TUSD board outlines plan for school consolidations
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Adolescente de Marana convierte hobby escolar en negocio
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‘Watch my mimosa’: The last moments of 2 Venture-N regulars
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Pima County Women's Commission marks 50 years of advocacy
The Pima County/Tucson Women's Commission celebrated its 50th anniversary, honoring decades of advocacy while welcoming its youngest member yet, a 17-year-old.
Baja ocupación del PACC, pero persiste el hacinamiento
La tasa de ocupación del Pima Animal Care Center (PACC) ha descendido desde el brote de moquillo ocurrido en junio, pero el personal y los defensores de los animales señalan que el hacinamiento crónico sigue siendo el principal desafío del refugio.
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