State spent $1.1M on outside counsel in 4 UA lawsuits
The state's risk management division has paid outside law firms over $1.1 million to defend four retaliation lawsuits, records show.
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 launches first of 5 resource hubs
Tucson Spotlight launches Basic Needs, the first of five bilingual resource hubs connecting residents to local housing, food, health, and job support.
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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Rio Nuevo may pull support for stalled Friedman Block
The Rio Nuevo District Board is weighing whether to pull funding from the long-stalled Friedman Block project over a disputed $1 million parking request.
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.
Un dúo transforma el agotamiento en compasión
Jose Ocaño y Angel Guzman, originarios de Tucson, crearon Hatching, un negocio que enseña a profesionales de ayuda agotados a reconectar con la compasión.
Rio Nuevo aborda seguridad y crecimiento del centro
La junta directiva de Rio Nuevo trató temas relacionados con las medidas de seguridad en el centro y la renuncia de uno de sus miembros, al tiempo que impulsaba proyectos de expansión comercial en Tucson.
Flowing Wells senior lunch program saved from closure
After funding abruptly dried up, a decades-old Flowing Wells senior lunch program has been saved through community fundraising and a UnitedHealthcare grant.
Tucson's Safe City Plan faces questions before vote
Tucson City Council reviewed a draft Safe City Action Plan addressing homelessness, mental health and public safety, though funding questions remain before adoption.
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