Tucson estate sale firm thanks critic of Nazi memorabilia
A Tucson estate sale company selling Nazi and Hitler memorabilia thanked a Jewish shopper for the “shout out” after he criticized the items online.
Tucson study shows naloxone law boosted prescriptions
A UA study found Arizona’s 2018 naloxone coprescribing law sharply increased prescriptions, even for patients it didn’t cover.
Democrats sweep Arizona as Tucson rejects TEP franchise
Early results show Tucson voters rejecting the TEP franchise, Democrats sweeping Arizona and several Pima County and Southern Arizona races still too close to call.
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.
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Tai chi ayuda a los pacientes con cáncer de Tucson a sobrellevar la enfermedad
Clases de tai chi y yoga gratuitas en línea ayudan a los pacientes con cáncer y a sus cuidadores en Tucson a través de la atención integral en el Centro Oncológico.
UA sewing club makes handmade items for scholarship auction
University of Arizona students in the Cutting Edge Sewing club made hand-painted jeans and a jean jacket for a homecoming auction that supports student scholarships.
Rio Nuevo funds downtown Tucson projects as revenue falls
Rio Nuevo’s August revenue fell to about $800,000, but the board still voted to help fund a furniture store and a mercado in downtown Tucson.
Tucson Safe City Initiative turns 1 as traffic deaths drop
Tucson’s Safe City Initiative marked its first year with 22 treatment deployments and fewer traffic deaths, even as drug arrests drew criticism.
Rio Nuevo busca a su primer director ejecutivo en Tucson
Rio Nuevo prevé comenzar a recibir solicitudes este mes para el puesto de su primer director ejecutivo, tras realizar una encuesta comunitaria sobre el centro de Tucson.
Tucson community gardens grow food for local pantries
Community Gardens of Tucson and the Pima County Food Alliance are growing carrots, radishes and peas in unused garden beds for local food pantries.
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