Tucson marks 100 years of La Fiesta de los Vaqueros rodeo and parade
The 100-year-old event is rooted in tradition and includes the representation of all the communities it embodies. The event will kick off this weekend.
Susan A. Barnett
Susan Barnett is Deputy Editor of Tucson Spotlight and a graduate student at the University of Arizona. She previously worked for La Estrella de Tucson.
Border aid camps dismantled amid federal disputes
Humanitarian groups are dismantling migrant aid camps near Sasabe, citing federal orders that agencies deny, as asylum seekers face deportation and ongoing border challenges.
Sur Tucson asegura el tan esperado camión de bomberos
Sur Tucson compró un camión de bomberos usado muy necesitado por $20,000 para apoyar a su departamento de bomberos en dificultades, luego de una serie de incendios importantes y fallas continuas en los equipos.
Activistas de Tucson manifestaron en el capitolio estatal por justicia y empoderamiento comunitario
Activistas de Tucson viajaron al capitolio estatal con LUCHA para abogar por la justicia, celebrar los esfuerzos comunitarios y abordar las preocupaciones sobre las políticas de inmigración.
South Tucson secures long-awaited fire truck
South Tucson has purchased a much-needed used fire truck for $20,000 to support its struggling fire department, following a series of major fires and ongoing equipment failures.
South Tucson invests $10K to revitalize legacy businesses
South Tucson's "Elevate and Ignite South Tucson Entrepreneurs" program, funded by a $10,000 Arts Foundation grant, supports five legacy businesses with digital marketing tools, custom branding, and mentorship to preserve their cultural and economic impact for future generations.
Una pareja de Sur Tucson amplía acceso al arte comunitario con nueva galería
Una pareja del Sur Tucson está abriendo una segunda galería para expandir su misión de crear espacios artísticos inclusivos, chicanx y queer que eleven a los artistas locales y a la comunidad.
Tucson activists to rally at state capitol for justice, community empowerment
Tucson activists are traveling to the state capitol with LUCHA to advocate for justice, celebrate community efforts, and address concerns over immigration policies.
South Tucson couple expands community's art access with new gallery
A South Tucson couple is opening a second gallery to expand their mission of creating inclusive, Chicanx, and queer-focused art spaces that uplift local artists and the community.
