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.
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Pima Family Advocacy Center ofrece apoyo integral
El nuevo Centro de Defensa Familiar Pima de Tucson ofrece aplicación de la ley, asistencia legal, terapia y servicios para víctimas bajo un mismo techo para sobrevivientes de violencia doméstica y agresión sexual.
Pima Family Advocacy Center offers one-stop support
Tucson's new Pima Family Advocacy Center brings law enforcement, legal aid, therapy and victim services under one roof for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors.
UA education program earns 'A' for reading instruction
The University of Arizona's Elementary Education program earned an "A" grade from a national teacher quality group for its reading instruction and ESL integration.
Tucson swim program closes gap for Black children
The African American Museum of Southern Arizona's free swim program, born to address racial disparities in drowning rates, has grown into a welcoming summer tradition for Tucsonans of all ages.
Delitos violentos en Tucson aumentan con el calor
Los delitos violentos en Tucson aumentaron casi un 18% durante los meses más calurosos de 2025, según datos del TPD, en línea con investigaciones que vinculan el calor con mayor agresividad.
Tucson violent crime spikes as temperatures rise, data shows
Tucson violent crime rose nearly 18% during the hottest months of 2025, according to Tucson Police Department data, as researchers and local death records point to a consistent link between rising temperatures and increased aggression.
Debate en Tucson por zonificación para centros de datos
Decenas de residentes de Tucson acudieron a una reunión comunitaria el pasado 5 de marzo para oponerse a la instalación de centros de datos a gran escala en la ciudad, mientras las autoridades solicitaron la opinión pública sobre las propuestas de regulación de zonificación.
Tucson residents push back on data center zoning rules
Dozens of Tucson residents turned out to a March 5 community meeting to oppose large-scale data centers in the city, as officials sought public feedback on proposed zoning regulations following the Project Blue controversy.