El Concejo de Tucson votó para enviar a los votantes un nuevo acuerdo de franquicia con Tucson Electric Power en noviembre, lo que provocó protestas de residentes que abogaban por una empresa de servicios públicos de propiedad pública.
Caitlin Schmidt joined AZPM’s The Press Room panel to discuss Bernie Sanders’ endorsement, a Border Patrol custody case, Tucson utility studies, and Trump’s policies on international students.
A Tucson woman was deported after receiving a free mammogram, highlighting growing fears that routine medical visits can endanger undocumented immigrants.
Veterans, advocates, and local leaders in Tucson are speaking out against proposed VA staffing cuts, warning they will jeopardize health care access and essential services for those who served.
Tucson artists unveiled a new mural, Let it Weave Us, highlighting the interconnected struggles for liberation in Palestine and the U.S.-Mexico borderlands through community-driven art and activism.
High school students from across Arizona put their engineering skills to the test in Tucson by designing, building and racing solar-powered go-karts after months of hands-on STEM training.
Un nuevo jardín de hábitat comunitario en Luna y Sol Cafe, en Sur Tucson, une a residentes, naturaleza e historia local mediante una alianza público-privada que promueve la sostenibilidad y la conexión.
Marana has updated its job incentive program by raising eligibility requirements and removing certain benefits to align with economic trends and legal standards.
The Temple Arts Collective, opening in a historic downtown Tucson building, offers a collaborative space for artists to explore new mediums and foster creativity.
