Tucson German restaurant packed after rocky start
Once empty and struggling, Biergarten on Tucson's West Side is now packed nightly, drawing crowds with authentic German food, beer and Oktoberfest traditions.
Tucson transit crashes fall, but fatalities on the rise
Tucson's first quarterly transit safety report shows fewer overall crashes but rising fatalities, as the city rolls out transit ambassadors and other safety measures.
TUSD presenta plan para consolidar escuelas
La Junta de Gobierno del Distrito Escolar Unificado de Tucson (TUSD) aprobó un plan de participación comunitaria para guiar la consolidación de escuelas ante la disminución de la matrícula.
UA professor fights health gap through Hopi dry farming
University of Arizona professor and Hopi dry farmer Michael Kotutwa Johnson is working to close health and economic gaps facing Arizona's tribal communities.
Pima County tightens NDA rules after Project Blue backlash
Pima County supervisors tightened rules on non-disclosure agreements tied to economic development, a move sparked partly by secrecy surrounding the Project Blue data center proposal.
Rio Nuevo compromete $15 millones para Friedman Block
En su reunión de agosto, Rio Nuevo aprobó hasta $2 millones para la reurbanización del Friedman Block y prorrogó los plazos de varios proyectos en el centro de Tucson.
Marana dining challenge sets record with 1,468 visits
Dine & Discover Marana's fourth year drew 367 finishers and nearly 1,500 visits to local restaurants, with a new digital option boosting participation.
Kindergarten enrollment drops 13% as TUSD mulls closures
TUSD's superintendent says falling enrollment and birth rates have pushed the district to the end of its financial runway, with a committee now weighing which schools to consolidate.
Más llamadas y calor ponen a prueba a técnicos de la UA
Los técnicos en emergencias médicas (EMT) de la Universidad de Arizona comparten cómo afrontan el creciente volumen de llamadas y el calor estival, apoyándose en los estrechos vínculos de su equipo de emergencias médicas.
Watch the moon with Tucson scientists Saturday
The Planetary Science Institute invites Tucson residents to view the moon through telescopes, meet scientists and explore science art at a free event Saturday.
Oro Valley voters to decide fate of 10-year growth plan
Oro Valley voters will decide in November whether to adopt a resident-written 10-year plan covering housing, water, public safety and development.
El Foco lanza su segundo centro de recursos: Inmigración
El Foco de Tucson lanza su centro de recursos sobre inmigración, la segunda de cinco guías bilingües que conectan a los residentes con organizaciones locales de confianza.
Tucson supervisor gives bilingual books to first graders
Pima County Supervisor Andres Cano distributed bilingual books to 500 first graders at two District 5 schools as part of his "Love of Lectura" reading initiative.
Sunnyside Foundation marks 30 years with Gives Week
Tucson's Sunnyside Foundation launches Gives Week 2026 on Sept. 20, aiming to raise $130,000 for the south side community.
Pima Family Advocacy Center ofrece apoyo integral
El nuevo Centro de Defensa Familiar Pima de Tucson ofrece aplicación de la ley, asistencia legal, terapia y servicios para víctimas bajo un mismo techo para sobrevivientes de violencia doméstica y agresión sexual.
Tucson teen launches free Constitution class for students
A Tucson high schooler created a free program teaching teens the Constitution, their rights and Arizona law.
South Tucson presses on derelict motel, "trap houses"
South Tucson's council demanded action against a derelict motel's new owner and a property owner blamed for years of crime, while learning it has little power to stop a contested cell tower.
Safe City enfrenta dudas antes de la votación en Tucson
El Concejo Municipal de Tucson examinó un borrador del Plan de Acción Safe City que aborda la falta de vivienda, la salud mental y la seguridad pública; sin embargo, persisten dudas sobre la financiación antes de su aprobación.