KXCI estrena festival musical, celebra los sonidos del suroeste
La Radio Comunitaria KXCI está lanzando su primer festival musical, Baila el Pueblo, con un diverso elenco de artistas que celebran la rica cultura musical del suroeste.
South Tucson meat market visited by ICE agents
ICE agents raided Beef Master Meat Market in South Tucson Tuesday, seizing employee documents after a tip to Homeland Security, sparking concerns over the operation's scale and intentions.
Tucson support group brings together those grieving a sibling
Helping Siblings Heal is a Tucson-based support group that provides a safe space for individuals who have lost a sibling to connect, share experiences, and find support in their healing journey.
Bark ‘n Berry abre en Tucson con helados y productos para mascotas
Bark ‘n Berry, una nueva heladería para perros y boutique para mascotas en Tucson, ofrece productos para mascotas de fabricación local, dulces y eventos comunitarios.
Tucson woman turns breast cancer battle into a movement
Tucsonan Lee Collenberg turned her breast cancer journey into Yeet That Teet, a movement challenging toxic positivity and supporting patients through merchandise and community initiatives.
Polish Cottage keeps Eastern European tradition alive in Tucson
Polish Cottage, Tucson’s only brick-and-mortar Polish restaurant, offers authentic Eastern European cuisine while preserving cultural traditions for the local community.
KXCI debuts music festival celebrating Southwest sounds
KXCI Community Radio is launching its first-ever music festival, Baila el Pueblo, featuring a diverse lineup of artists celebrating the Southwest’s rich musical culture.
Bark ‘n Berry opens in Tucson with frozen treats and pet goods
Bark ‘n Berry, a new dog ice cream parlor and pet boutique in Tucson, offers locally made pet products, treats, and community-focused events.
Watch: Controversial fast fashion brand comes to Main Gate Square
Brandy Melville, a controversial fast-fashion brand known for its exclusive sizing and workplace criticisms, is opening a store in Main Gate Square, sparking debate among UA students and locals.