Tucson students reimagine Peter Pan in original PCC play
Pima Community College's student-written prequel "Neverland: The Lost Shadows" shifts the focus from Peter Pan to Tiger Lily and her tribe, running Oct. 1 through 4.
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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.
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.
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.
Tucson German restaurant packed after rocky start
Once empty and struggling, Biergarten on Tucson's West Side is now packed nightly, drawing crowds with authentic German food, beer and Oktoberfest traditions.
South Tucson presses on derelict motel, "trap houses"
South Tucson's council demanded action against a derelict motel's new owner and a property owner blamed for years of crime, while learning it has little power to stop a contested cell tower.
Tucson case fuels push to limit courtroom recording
A Tucson prosecutor's petition to restrict courtroom recording in Arizona, sparked by a harassment case involving his wife, has drawn support and fierce opposition ahead of a December 2026 Arizona Supreme Court decision.
Adolescente de Marana convierte hobby escolar en negocio
Alex Bjorke, un adolescente de Marana, transformó una actividad secundaria que realizaba durante la escuela secundaria en Salvation Mobile Detailing, un negocio de detallado de automóviles que presta servicios en el sur de Arizona.
Rio Nuevo may pull support for stalled Friedman Block
The Rio Nuevo District Board is weighing whether to pull funding from the long-stalled Friedman Block project over a disputed $1 million parking request.