Tucson selected for national violence prevention initiative
Tucson is one of five U.S. cities chosen for the Scaling Safety initiative, a national effort to reduce violence through partnerships between city leaders and community organizations.
Casos de gripe en Pima superan el promedio
Los casos de gripe en el condado de Pima han superado los promedios estacionales, con más de 2700 infecciones reportadas, mientras que los funcionarios de salud instan a la vacunación y a la vigilancia.
Protesters rally against Marana ICE detention center
Protesters and Arizona lawmakers gathered outside a shuttered Marana facility opposing federal plans to reopen it as an immigration detention center.
"The Molino" author Melani Martinez returns to Tucson book fest
Tucson native Melani "Mele" Martinez returns to the Tucson Festival of Books to discuss "The Molino," a memoir about her family's downtown restaurant and the forces that shaped — and ultimately ended — it.
Tucson marks International Women's Day with march, panel
Community members gathered for a panel on workers' rights and a downtown march to mark International Women's Day, addressing issues from workplace heat protections to U.S. military policy abroad.
Expertos debaten calor extremo en Tucson
Funcionarios de la ciudad y expertos en clima se reunieron en la Cumbre de Calor del Sur de Arizona en Tucson para abordar el aumento de las temperaturas, los datos sobre calor extremo y las iniciativas de resiliencia comunitaria.
Votantes de Pima aprueban plan de transporte RTA Next
Votantes del condado de Pima aprobaron el plan de transporte RTA Next de $2.67 mil millones y una extensión del impuesto sobre las ventas de medio centavo para financiarlo.
Tucson Toy Fair draws collectors from across the country
More than 100 vendors gathered at the Tucson Toy Fair, one of the largest toy conventions in the United States, featuring vintage collectibles, comics and nostalgic favorites.
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.