Tucson garden supports students after nutrition cuts
A Tucson school garden helps students learn food skills and build resilience as federal nutrition education funding is cut across Arizona.
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How a Nogales nonprofit redirects surplus produce to families
A Nogales-based nonprofit rescues millions of pounds of surplus produce each year, redirecting food from landfills to families across Southern Arizona.
Some UA students rethink college as social media fuels business
University of Arizona students in Tucson are using social media to start businesses, raising questions about the role of college in entrepreneurship.
Pima County overdose deaths drop in 2025, TPD says
Pima County saw a significant drop in overdose deaths in 2025, which Tucson police credit to expanded outreach, education and Narcan distribution efforts.
Tucson barber goes viral after cutting Bryce James’ hair
Tucson barber Jalen Robles gained national attention after cutting Bryce James’ hair, turning a viral moment into a growing business with Arizona Wildcats basketball players.
UA first responders report late-semester rise in alcohol calls
University of Arizona first responders report a late-semester rise in alcohol-related emergencies and urge students to seek medical help and practice safer drinking.
UA halts studio art minor amid class availability shortages
The school says the program is paused to address enrollment bottlenecks and ensure current majors and minors can graduate on time.
Tucson Marathon returns for 54th year
The Boston Marathon qualifier will take place on Dec. 14, with the starting line located at Biosphere 2.
Federal cuts increase demand on Tucson kids’ cooking program
Facing rising food insecurity and federal funding cuts, the Tucson Family Food Project is expanding its summer cooking program to teach kids self-reliance in the kitchen and provide vital nutrition when school meals aren't available.