Tiny home village brings hope to Tucson
The Homing Project unveiled Esperanza Village, a new transitional housing site built with quick-to-assemble microhomes to provide shelter and support for Tucson residents experiencing homelessness.
Tucson joins nationwide ‘No Kings’ protests
Thousands gathered across the city Saturday as part of the nationwide “No Kings” protests, calling for democracy, representation and human rights.
Flowing Wells voters to decide $30M school bond
Voters in the Flowing Wells School District will decide Nov. 4 on a $30 million bond measure to fund safety upgrades, facility improvements and expanded preschool access across district schools.
La Proposición 417 podría definir el futuro de Tucson
Los votantes de Tucson decidirán si aprueban la Proposición 417, una versión revisada del plan general de la ciudad que enfatiza la gobernanza, la equidad y la resiliencia climática, a la vez que establece prioridades para la próxima década.
La UA posterga el pacto federal
La UA no firmará el Pacto de Educación Superior; en su lugar, presentará una "Declaración de Principios" que describe su compromiso con la libertad académica, la investigación basada en el mérito y la independencia institucional.
Santa Cruz River cleanup brings Tucson together
Tucson residents will gather Saturday for the Santa Cruz Watershed Day of Connection, combining river cleanup with community celebration.
Rock the Spot brings color, community to South Tucson
Artists and graffiti crews transformed South Tucson’s walls during the third annual Rock the Spot, a four-day street art event celebrating creativity, culture and community.
TUSD voters to weigh 15% budget override
TUSD voters will decide whether to approve Proposition 414, which would raise about $45 million annually to support teacher pay, arts programs and student services.
Las reformas sobre fianzas y derechos electorales son los protagonistas del panel de Tucson
Defensores de la libertad condicional presionan por una reforma a la fianza en efectivo y la restauración automática del derecho al voto para exconvictos, argumentando el impacto desproporcionado en los residentes de bajos ingresos y las personas de color.
UA holds off on federal compact
The UA will not sign the Higher Education Compact, instead submitting a “Statement of Principles” outlining its commitment to academic freedom, merit-based research and institutional independence.
Home-based soup business brings comfort, connection to Tucson
Tucson’s Sonoran Spoon delivers homemade soups with a mission to nourish and connect the community.
Prop. 417 could shape Tucson’s future
Tucson voters will decide whether to approve Proposition 417, a revised version of the city’s general plan that emphasizes governance, equity and climate resilience while setting priorities for the next decade.
Mientras la UA evalúa el pacto con Trump, crece la organización en el campus
Estudiantes, profesores y líderes locales de la Universidad de Arizona están intensificando sus esfuerzos de organización mientras continúa el debate sobre el posible impacto del pacto en las libertades del campus y los programas de diversidad.
As UA weighs Trump compact, campus organizing grows
Students, faculty and local leaders at the University of Arizona are stepping up organizing efforts as debate continues over the compact's potential impact on campus freedoms and diversity programs.
Tucson’s circus academy helps students soar
The Circus Academy of Tucson trains students in aerial and circus arts, helping them build strength, discipline, and confidence.
Nuevo centro de Tucson apoya a emprendedores y genera debate
El Centro para Pequeñas Empresas de Tucson abrió sus puertas el 9 de octubre para brindar recursos y apoyo a emprendedores locales, aunque algunos críticos dicen que la ciudad debería centrarse en problemas más amplios como la delincuencia, la falta de vivienda y la infraestructura.
Funding pause halts student storytelling workshops
A once-thriving Santa Cruz County storytelling program that helped students build confidence and find their voices has been put on hold due to a lack of funding.
Murphy-Wilmot Library marks 60 years as community hub
The Murphy-Wilmot Library is celebrating 60 years as a Tucson institution, offering resources, programs, and a safe space for generations of residents and visitors from around the world.
