Watch: Spotlight co-founder Schmidt on AZPM's The Press Room
Caitlin Schmidt joined AZPM’s The Press Room panel to discuss the controversy behind the Project Blue data center and a heated community meeting about its local impact.
Estudiantes de Flowing Wells trazan caminos tras la preparatoria
La escuela secundaria Flowing Wells en Tucson está transformando la graduación en una plataforma de lanzamiento para la universidad y las carreras profesionales a través de su Iniciativa 100%, que apoya a cada estudiante desde el primer año hasta el éxito postsecundario.
Sunnyside board approves 2025-26 budget boosting safety, arts
Sunnyside's 2025-26 budget includes increasing funding for school safety, student programs, and the arts while the district prepares for a bond election in the fall.
After La Estrella: Tucson’s Spanish news moves forward
La Estrella’s 2023 closure left a gap in Spanish-language news that new independent outlets like Somos Tucson are now working to fill.
Activista Dora Rodríguez comparte memorias sobre migración
La activista Dora Rodríguez relata su desgarradora migración desde El Salvador en sus nuevas memorias, Dora: A Daughter of Unforgiving Terrain, compartiendo una historia de supervivencia, resiliencia y esperanza.
Watch: The Rise and fall of La Estrella de Tucsón
Tucson Spotlight’s Susan Barnett examined the rise and fall of La Estrella de Tucson and what’s next for Spanish-language news in Southern Arizona.
Sanación, herencia y activismo en Yolia Botánica de Tucson
Guadalupe Tineo convirtió su experiencia a través del trauma, la migración y la sanación en Yolia Botánica, un santuario en Tucson donde las comunidades marginadas pueden recuperar su identidad, encontrar la paz y construir poder colectivo.
Records reveal ongoing asbestos at troubled South Tucson motel
Court records show that the Spanish Trail Motel has contained asbestos since at least 2017 and has continued to deteriorate under repeated fires, prompting a lawsuit from the city of South Tucson seeking its demolition.
La Estrella closure deepens local news desert
La Estrella de Tucson’s closure, driven by corporate cost-cutting despite strong local support, highlights the broader decline of Spanish-language newspapers nationwide, leaving Tucson’s Latino community without a trusted news source and vulnerable to misinformation.