Tucson Spotlight joins 19th News Network
Tucson Spotlight has joined The 19th News Network, a national coalition of newsrooms dedicated to advancing racial and gender equity through collaborative, community-driven journalism.
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Tucson Spotlight has joined The 19th News Network, a national coalition of newsrooms dedicated to advancing racial and gender equity through collaborative, community-driven journalism.
The seven UA scholars will continue the program’s mission even as federal funding for international exchanges faces cuts.
Tucson Spotlight co-founder Susan Barnett will join a September panel, where journalists and community leaders will discuss challenges and opportunities in Latino-led local news.
Una organización sin fines de lucro de Tucson está levantando el ánimo de los miembros de la comunidad vendiendo tarjetas de afirmación hechas a mano combinadas con pulseras. Una parte de las ganancias es destinada a becas.
Retirees at the Fred Archer Center are transforming donated plastic bags into lightweight sleeping mats, which they deliver to Sister José Women’s Center to support women experiencing homelessness.
Tucson school board member Sadie Shaw is contesting her 19-vote loss in the Ward 3 Democratic primary, citing ballot errors and possible election irregularities.
Pima County will pay $816,000 to buy the long-blighted Spanish Trail Motel from Brian Bowers, with the sale expected to end South Tucson’s lawsuit and require him to clear asbestos and demolish the buildings before transfer.
Tucson’s Bottle House, a unique home built from thousands of recycled glass bottles, will make its national TV debut on HGTV’s "Zillow Gone Wild" next month.
PRISM, a new mentorship program from SARSEF, pairs Arizona high school students with scientists and graduate mentors to gain hands-on research experience and develop skills for college and careers.