Ward 6 candidate Riel withdraws from city council race
Riel was elected to the District 2 seat of PCC's governing board in 2022, with her term running through December 2026
Caitlin Schmidt
Caitlin Schmidt is Editor and Publisher of Tucson Spotlight. She previously worked for the Arizona Daily Star and has been reporting on Southern Arizona for 15 years.
Nonprofits warn GOP tax bill could devastate charitable sector
Nonprofit leaders are raising alarms over a Republican tax bill they say would slash funding, discourage donations and increase pressure on already strained charitable organizations.
Florecen las alianzas con jardín hábitat en Sur Tucson
Un nuevo jardín de hábitat comunitario en Luna y Sol Cafe, en Sur Tucson, une a residentes, naturaleza e historia local mediante una alianza público-privada que promueve la sostenibilidad y la conexión.
Partnerships bloom with South Tucson habitat garden
A new community habitat garden at Luna y Sol Cafe in South Tucson brings together residents, nature and local history through a public-private partnership aimed at fostering sustainability and connection.
Rio Nuevo closes office amid backlash over Borderlands Brewery ousting
Rio Nuevo shut down its office temporarily after receiving threats following news that Borderlands Brewery would be displaced to make way for a Live Nation-backed comedy club.
SVP Tucson celebrates 10 years with Fast Pitch
SVP Tucson is celebrating 10 years with its annual Fast Pitch competition and the launch of a new community initiative to combat poverty.
League of Women Voters panel spotlights domestic violence, housing crisis
The League of Women Voters of Greater Tucson's annual fundraiser highlighted the intersection of domestic violence and housing, featuring expert panelists, local advocates, and community "sheros" who urged action and support for survivors.a
Prop. 414 defeated: Critics demand change, mayor calls for solutions
Tucson voters overwhelmingly rejected Proposition 414, prompting critics to call for a budget overhaul while city leaders vow to find alternative solutions.
Explicando las medidas electorales de Sahuarita y Sur Tucson
Los votantes de Sahuaurita encontrarán cinco preguntas en su boleta, incluida la Proposición 403 para un bono de $66 millones. En Sur Tucson, se pedirá a los votantes que aprueben dos propuestas, una para un bono de $6 millones.
