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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Long-awaited South Tucson cafe honors family, history and community
Luna Y Sol Cafe, a new South Tucson coffee shop named after the owners' daughters, blends family history, community green space and ethically sourced coffee.
Oro Valley rethinks annexation strategy for growth
Oro Valley officials are weighing a new two-tier annexation strategy that would prioritize commercial growth, as council members debate water availability and community input.
Photos: UA football vs. Northern Illinois
Arizona Football beat Northern Illinois 42-17 on Sept. 19 at Arizona Stadium, improving to 2-1 on the season. The Wildcats hit the road next to face Washington State on Sept. 26.
Flowing Wells mantiene su programa de comidas para mayores
Tras la repentina interrupción de los fondos, un programa de almuerzos para personas mayores de Flowing Wells, con décadas de antigüedad, se ha salvado gracias a la recaudación de fondos de la comunidad y a una subvención de UnitedHealthcare.
Tucson nonprofit TMM opens job training center
TMM Family Services opened a Workforce Development Center this summer to help residents and Tucson community members build career skills and financial stability.
Marana weighs new drought measure amid low Lake Mead
Marana officials are considering a new way to measure drought severity that could delay mandatory water restrictions despite Lake Mead sitting at 31% capacity.
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