Tucson Water revoked a construction water meter at the Project Blue data center site after discovering the contractor used two acre-feet of city water the mayor and council had explicitly rejected providing.
Tucson Spotlight and the Arizona Luminaria are hosting a free, nonpartisan meet and greet with state house and senate candidates from Legislative Districts 17 and 20 on June 10 in Tucson. RSVP required.
Representantes de las comunidades Pascua Yaqui, Tohono O'odham y Gila River se reunieron con la congresista Adelita Grijalva para respaldar una enmienda federal que destinaría fondos específicos para la prevención del abuso infantil a las naciones Tribales.
A Pima County education program called CommunityShare is bringing landscape architects, printing presses and local artists into Sunnyside Unified classrooms, giving students hands-on learning tied to real careers and community issues.
The Richard Elías-Mission Library on Tucson's south side has reopened after a two-year renovation, featuring a 5,000-square-foot expansion with a new children's area, teen space and seed library.
Tucson Spotlight's adult summer reading club returns with Pima County Public Library. Get your reading tracker at a local branch starting June 1 and earn prizes all summer.
Los estudiantes pudieron observar de primera mano, desde el aire, la zona minera de cobre del sur de Arizona, acompañando a expertos en conservación y a representantes tribales en un recorrido de EcoFlight por los sitios mineros más controvertidos de la región.
The Sosa-Carillo House, a historic adobe home that survived urban renewal and a case of mistaken identity, has reopened in Tucson as a Mexican American heritage museum after a $2.3 million renovation.
God's Vast Resources celebrated the launch of a new mobile shower unit May 7, giving unhoused Tucson residents access to free showers, funded by a UnitedHealthCare community grant.
