Tucson designers turn waste into fashion at art show
Tattoo artist Jenny Burghard’s first Tucson fashion show brought local designers together to showcase upcycled clothing and challenge overconsumption through sustainable art.
Tucson food truck Special Eats creates inclusive jobs
Tucson’s Special Eats is expanding its food operations while creating employment opportunities for neurodivergent adults and people with developmental disabilities.
Volk seeks reelection in Arizona House District 17
Democratic Rep. Kevin Volk discusses his reelection campaign for Arizona House District 17, outlining his positions on groundwater regulation, affordable housing and public school funding.
Propuesta 139 deja retos en acceso al aborto
Defensores de los derechos reproductivos, la candidata al Congreso JoAnna Mendoza y la representante estatal Stephanie Stahl Hamilton se reunieron en Tucson para advertir que, pese a la Propuesta 139, las mujeres de Arizona siguen enfrentando obstáculos para acceder al aborto.
Tucson skate park project breaks ground after 10 years
Construction has begun on Tucson's Cushing Street Skate Park, which will become Arizona's first shaded skate park beneath an Interstate 10 overpass after nearly a decade of community advocacy.
Rio Nuevo dips into reserves after 25% revenue decline
Tucson's Rio Nuevo district is spending from its $21 million reserve for the first time in years after a projected 25% revenue drop.
Sierra Vista Vice Mayor Flowers eyes top job
Sierra Vista Vice Mayor Carolyn Flowers is running for mayor, citing eight years of council experience and a platform focused on veterans, small businesses, water resources and public safety.
Condado de Pima agrega $58 millones en gastos a su presupuesto
El presupuesto propuesto por Condado de Pima para el ciclo 2026-27 incrementaría el gasto en $58 millones, destinando la mayor parte de este aumento a la seguridad pública y a la infraestructura, mientras supervisores debaten sobre los aumentos salariales de los empleados.
Delitos violentos en Tucson aumentan con el calor
Los delitos violentos en Tucson aumentaron casi un 18% durante los meses más calurosos de 2025, según datos del TPD, en línea con investigaciones que vinculan el calor con mayor agresividad.