Ward 3 candidate Wittenbraker takes aim at city policies
Janet Wittenbraker is running for Tucson’s Ward 3 City Council seat, focusing on homelessness, crime, and changing city spending priorities.
Dos despedidas de directores de centros culturales, reestructuración de la UA
La Universidad de Arizona ha despedido a dos directores como parte de la consolidación de los siete Centros de Recursos Culturales. La consolidación de centros culturales ha generado críticas por parte de estudiantes y líderes.
Tucson native Nick Mansour enters race for state treasurer
Tucson native Nick Mansour has announced his democratic candidacy for Arizona state treasurer, aiming to bring a business-minded approach to managing the state’s finances.
Historias del sur de la ciudad inspiran sanación y esperanza
Una función única de "No Hay Lugar Como El Hogar" convirtió una cancha de baloncesto del Sur de Tucson en un escenario para poderosas historias de trauma, resiliencia y sanación comunitaria.
Queer gun group builds safety, community in Tucson
Tucson Pink Pistols is an LGBTQ+ gun rights group that combines firearm education and community support to empower queer individuals in a safe, nonjudgmental environment.
Democratic CD7 candidates split on border, party future
Democratic candidates for Arizona’s 7th Congressional District condemned Trump-era policies and clashed over immigration, party leadership, and healthcare during a debate held one week before early voting.
Arizona se une entre sectores para asegurar el futuro del agua
Agricultores, compañías mineras y líderes municipales de Arizona están colaborando para abordar la escasez de agua ante la continua disminución del nivel del río Colorado.
Tensions flare at regents meeting as UA community protests DEI rollbacks
Tensions erupted at a Thursday Arizona Board of Regents meeting as students, faculty and labor groups protested cuts to diversity programs, prompting the board chair to threaten a student with arrest and revealing deep divisions between leadership and the campus. United Campus Workers Arizona organized a rally before the meeting,
CD7 GOP debate marked by sharp personal attacks
In a heated GOP debate for Arizona’s 7th District, candidates Daniel Butierez, Jorge Rivas, and Jimmy Rodriguez backed Trump’s agenda while trading sharp personal attacks over immigration, military service, and past records.
