Campus groups ask University of Arizona to limit ICE
A coalition of University of Arizona groups in Tucson is calling for a sanctuary campus and wants administrators to respond by Oct. 23.
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.
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.
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Lochiel border wall protest camp closes in Southern Arizona
Activists closed their Lochiel border wall protest camp a week after Border Patrol raided the site and contractors cut down a 200-year-old cottonwood.
Rio Nuevo seeks first executive director in Tucson
Rio Nuevo expects to begin taking applications this month for its first executive director after a community survey on downtown Tucson.
AZ Corporation Commission hopeful Pratte targets TEP rates
Arizona Corporation Commission hopeful Clara Pratte says growing up without running water or power drives her push to oppose utility rate increases.
Marana analiza medidas por bajos niveles del lago Mead
Las autoridades de Marana están considerando un nuevo método para medir la gravedad de la sequía que podría retrasar la imposición de restricciones obligatorias en el consumo de agua, a pesar de que el lago Mead se encuentra al 31 % de su capacidad.
Tucson burlesque show raises $500 for Amphi mutual aid
A burlesque benefit at Crooked Tooth Brewing Co. raised about $500 for Amphi Liberation Mutual Aid, a Tucson group that serves around 100 people a week.
Tohono O’odham Nation braces for border wall saguaro removal
Border wall contractors are set to start removing saguaros on the Tohono O’odham Nation on Indigenous Peoples’ Day as the tribe waits on an appeals court.
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