Tucson comic shop teams up with PACC for canine cause
A Tucson comic book store is partnering with Pima Animal Care Center to raise funds for shelter dogs through a special Krypto-themed comic sale tied to the upcoming Superman movie.
Families protest El Rio’s halt to gender-affirming care
After El Rio Community Health Center ended gender-affirming care for minors, Tucson families rallied in protest to defend the rights and health of trans and nonbinary youth.
Tucson police arrest 39 during homeless outreach operation
A Tucson Police Department operation aimed at homeless outreach resulted in 39 arrests, prompting backlash from advocacy groups who say the effort prioritized enforcement over meaningful support.
City, Borderlands Theater team up to spotlight community struggles
Borderlands Theater and the City of Tucson have teamed up for "No Place Like Home," a one-night-only outdoor play that brings real stories of housing insecurity, violence, and resilience to life on a South Tucson basketball court.
Arizona expands water security with new funds and reforms
Arizona leaders are advancing water security through new funding, rural policy reforms, and infrastructure projects as key 2026 water agreements near expiration.
Colorado River talks intensify ahead of 2026 deadline
As key agreements near expiration, states, tribes and international partners are renegotiating the future of the Colorado River amid growing pressure from climate change and overuse.
TUSD busca aprobación de votantes para financiar $45 millones escolares
TUSD aprobó una propuesta de aumento presupuestario para aumentar el salario de los maestros, ampliar los servicios estudiantiles y fortalecer los programas académicos, pendiente de la aprobación de los votantes en noviembre.
New TUSD policy allows limited AI use in high schools
The Tucson Unified School District has approved a new policy allowing limited use of artificial intelligence tools in high school classrooms, with stricter controls for younger students.
Pima County's STEPs court evolves to fit real lives
Pima County’s STEPs Court has overhauled its rigid treatment model to better accommodate participants’ real-life challenges—resulting in higher graduation rates and more paths to recovery.
