TUSD approves $2.7M in cuts amid $33M deficit
The Tucson Unified School District governing board approved $2.7 million in budget cuts at its Feb. 24 meeting, eliminating positions and offices as it works to avoid a projected $33 million deficit.
Free book swap coming to Tumamoc Hill Friday
The University of Arizona's Desert Laboratory is hosting a free book swap at Tumamoc Hill's Boathouse this Friday, March 13, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. No book required to participate.
Keep Tucson Crafty crea comunidad con diarios reciclados
Keep Tucson Crafty reúne a personas en Tucson mediante encuentros mensuales para crear diarios con materiales reciclados, centrados en la creatividad, la conexión y el apoyo a los negocios locales.
Marana data center fight heads to court
Two lawsuits have been filed over referendum petitions seeking a public vote on a proposed Marana data center, after the organizing group sought to withdraw them and the town rejected them on a technicality.
Goat Fest brings goats, games and community fun to Tucson
Goat Fest is happening Saturday and includes a petting zoo, food, games and workshops while raising funds for Just Communities Arizona’s work building safer neighborhoods.
Pima County voters approve RTA Next transportation plan
Pima County voters approved the $2.67 billion RTA Next transportation plan and a half-cent sales tax extension to fund it.
Pima aprueba $5 millones a viviendas asequibles
Los supervisores del condado de Pima aprobaron $5 millones para proyectos de viviendas asequibles y revisaron el progreso de las iniciativas para combatir la falta de vivienda y el abuso de sustancias en el marco de la Iniciativa One Pima.
SAAF celebrates nine years of Out Brunch on March 15
The Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation will host its annual Out Brunch at Tohono Chul, honoring LGBTQ+ leaders and allies while demonstrating the community's resilience in the face of federal challenges.
Oro Valley water rates could rise after June 3 vote
Oro Valley's town council voted March 4 to approve a notice of intent to raise water rates, with a final decision expected June 3 and most residents facing an increase of about $1.86 per month.