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.
UA to end writing skills program
The University of Arizona is closing its long-running Writing Skills Improvement Program this fall amid broader campus restructuring that has sparked concerns over diversity and support services.
Shaw impulsa reformas de infraestructura y vivienda en el Distrito 3
Sadie Shaw desafía al actual concejal Kevin Dahl en las primarias demócratas del Concejo Municipal del Distrito 3, haciendo campaña a favor de mejoras de infraestructura, soluciones de vivienda y una mayor transparencia en el gasto municipal.
Tucson neighbors tackle food insecurity one pantry at a time
Responding to growing food insecurity in Tucson, local residents have launched grassroots pantries to provide free meals, supplies, and support to their communities.
La Estrella de Tucsón’s final chapter
La Estrella de Tucsón faded amid cuts and translations, leaving Tucson without Spanish-language local news.
Sinex hace campaña en el Distrito 6 sobre equidad y reforma electoral
James Sinex se postula para el Concejo Municipal del Distrito 6 de Tucson enfocándose en la equidad, la reforma electoral e ideas innovadoras como la energía solar libre de impuestos.
