Oro Valley approves state-funded police drone program
Oro Valley approved nearly $146,000 in state funding for police drones, sparking debate over privacy, oversight and border enforcement.
Pima aprueba resolución contra la mina Copper World
Los supervisores del Condado de Pima votaron a favor de oponerse formalmente a la mina Copper World de HUDBAY, alegando preocupaciones ambientales y de salud pública, a pesar de los recientes avances legales y financieros logrados por la empresa.
Gunpoint builds momentum as rez-born band finds its sound
Gunpoint, a rez-born band, is carving out space in the heavy music scene through community, live shows and songs rooted in real rez experiences.
Youth baseball showcase heads to Kino Sports Complex
The 2026 Game Day USA Junior All-American Games bring elite youth baseball players to Tucson’s Kino Sports Complex over Presidents Day weekend.
Fiesta previa inaugura el Festival del Libro de Tucson
El Foco de Tucson y Tucson Tome Gnome organizan una fiesta literaria previa al Festival del Libro el 7 de marzo, con la participación de autores, vendedores locales y una búsqueda del tesoro.
Ride and Drive brings military history to life in Tucson
The Tucson Military Vehicle Museum’s Ride and Drive program lets visitors ride in and drive restored military vehicles on a one-mile dirt track. The Tucson Military Vehicle Museum’s Ride and Drive program lets visitors ride in and drive restored military vehicles on a one-mile dirt track.
Grijalva tours Tucson food bank amid cuts, rising hunger
U.S. Rep. Adelita Grijalva toured the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona as leaders warned that federal funding cuts and SNAP disruptions are driving rising hunger.
Food Systems 101 invites Tucson to explore local food systems
Food Systems 101 brings Tucson residents together Feb. 15 at Blue Moon Garden to learn how the local food system works and how to get involved.
Tucson Pride se disuelve después de casi 50 años
Tucson Pride anunció su cierre tras casi cinco décadas de actividad, a raíz de la cancelación de su Festival del Orgullo anual y de los continuos problemas financieros.
Tucson Gastropark plans to become city’s culinary welcome hub
A new Tucson Gastropark on the Sunshine Mile aims to celebrate the city’s food culture, history and community through events, restored casitas and local chefs.
Thousands rally in Tucson for National Shutdown, ICE protest
Thousands rallied in downtown Tucson as part of a national shutdown protesting ICE and Border Patrol violence, with educators, students and small businesses calling for humane immigration policies.
Recortes de SNAP-Ed obligan a Garden Kitchen a reducir sus programas
Los recortes en la financiación federal de SNAP-Ed obligaron a Garden Kitchen de South Tucson a reducir sus programas, aunque continúa brindando servicios a las comunidades del Condado de Pima a través de alimentos y educación.
Keep Tucson Crafty builds community through junk journaling
Keep Tucson Crafty brings people together in Tucson through monthly junk journaling meetups focused on creativity, connection and supporting local businesses.
Fraud scams rise in Pima County as criminals pose as police
Fraud reports are rising in Pima County as scammers impersonate law enforcement and trusted authorities, urging residents to verify identities and slow down before acting.
Ex concejal de Tucson, Rocque Perez, aspira al puesto del LD20
El exconcejal de la ciudad de Tucson, Rocque Perez, se postula para el Senado del estado de Arizona en el distrito 20, desafiando a la senadora Alma Hernandez y enfatizando temas de educación, derechos laborales, medio ambiente y derechos civiles.
Photos: Ironwood basketball vs. Walden Grove
Ironwood Ridge High School defeated Walden Grove 73-68 on Wednesday, Jan. 28, in a tightly contested game with multiple lead changes. Lucas Anderson led a late surge for Ironwood Ridge, overcoming Walden Grove’s balanced scoring and defense.
Students showcase careers at Pima JTED program event
Pima County students demonstrated hands-on skills at Pima JTED’s annual showcase, highlighting career pathways from cybersecurity to firefighting.
Tech firms’ ICE ties spotlighted by #NoTechForICE campaign
Organizers with Mijente are raising awareness about technology companies supplying data and surveillance tools to ICE through federal contracts.