Fall fun and frights return across Tucson
Tucson is kicking off spooky season with haunted houses, pumpkin patches, and family-friendly events bringing fall fun to the desert despite the lingering heat.
Regresa la AFL a Tucson con los mejores prospectos
La Liga de Otoño de Arizona regresa a Tucson con una triple jornada en el Estadio Kino Veterans Memorial, trayendo a los mejores prospectos de ligas menores a la próspera escena beisbolera de la ciudad.
Federal workers, leaders rally amid government shutdown
Federal workers and local leaders gathered in Tucson Monday, highlighting its impact on families, essential services and federal employees’ livelihoods.
South Tucson volunteers fast to highlight Gaza crisis
Four South Tucson volunteers, including city leaders, are undertaking a 40-day water-only fast to protest U.S. weapons funding and draw attention to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Miniature movie monsters take over Tucson
Tucson’s Mini Time Machine Museum is showcasing Ray Harryhausen’s original stop-motion models, sketches, and film artifacts.
Wittenbraker enfoca campaña en crimen y vivienda
La republicana Janet Wittenbraker se enfrenta al actual congresista Kevin Dahl por el puesto del Distrito 3 de Tucson.
Tucson groups continue to push back on Project Blue
At a late-September town hall, Tucson activists raised concerns over Project Blue’s water and energy use and pushed for public power.
Campus safety app monitors emergencies at UA
The SafeCats app sends real-time alerts and provides access to emergency resources for students, faculty and staff.
Programa de lenguaje dual capacita a bilingües en TUSD
El programa de lenguaje dual del Distrito Escolar Unificado de Tucson enseña a los estudiantes a ser bilingües y alfabetizados en dos idiomas, preparándolos para el éxito académico y una fuerza laboral global.