Tucson Spotlight wins grant to amplify underrepresented voices
Tucson Spotlight has received a grant from the Listening Post Collective to lead a nine-month assessment aimed at improving local news access in underserved areas of Pima County.
Tucson artist trades corporate job to spotlight shelter dogs
After leaving her corporate job, Tucson artist Kat Swan now paints portraits of long-term shelter dogs to raise awareness and help them find homes.
Dahl highlights climate, housing in Ward 3 re-election campaign
Ward 3 Councilmember Kevin Dahl is seeking re-election in Tucson, highlighting his work on housing, climate resilience and public safety as he faces a Democratic primary challenge from Sadie Shaw.
Cambio de centro de enfriamiento impulsa difusión de información sobre el calor
Voluntarios de la ciudad y la Cruz Roja recorrieron el Distrito 1 para compartir información sobre seguridad contra el calor y promover un nuevo centro de enfriamiento antes de la primera ola de calor extremo del verano en Tucson.
Cooling center shift spurs heat outreach in Ward 1
City and Red Cross volunteers canvassed Ward 1 to share heat safety information and promote a new cooling center ahead of Tucson’s first extreme heat wave of the summer.
Tolkoff challenges status quo in Ward 6 council race
Jay Tolkoff is running for Tucson’s Ward 6 City Council seat, promising to address homelessness, public safety, and city budgeting with a focus on accountability and root causes.
Calor en aumento, voces alzadas durante semana de protestas en Tucson
Miles de residentes de Tucson desafiaron temperaturas de tres dígitos para unirse a una serie de protestas contra las políticas de la administración Trump dirigidas a inmigrantes, trabajadores y derechos civiles.
Tucson Spotlight Co-founder Barnett selected for national fellowship
Susan Barnett, co-founder of Tucson Spotlight, has been named a 2025–26 Chips Quinn Fellow, joining a national cohort of early-career journalists receiving mentorship and support to advance diversity in journalism.
Candidatos demócratas del Distrito 7 del Congreso divididos sobre frontera y futuro del partido
Candidatos demócratas del Distrito 7 condenaron políticas de Trump y debatieron sobre inmigración, liderazgo del partido y salud. El escaño quedó vacante tras la muerte del Congresista Raúl Grijalva.
