Tucson's LGBTQ community rebuilds with plants and Pride
After Tucson Pride disbanded in January, community members are regrouping around smaller, community-driven events, starting with a queer-focused plant and seed swap Sunday at Reid Park.
Río Nuevo financia proyectos pese a déficit
La Junta Directiva de Río Nuevo aprobó la financiación de varios proyectos en su reunión del 10 de marzo, a pesar de un déficit de ingresos que ha dejado al distrito con aproximadamente el 10% de sus ingresos previstos para este año fiscal.
EcoFlight brings students face to face with Arizona mining
Students got a firsthand look at southern Arizona's copper mining country from the air, joining conservation experts and tribal representatives on an EcoFlight tour of the region's most contested mine sites.
Alma Hernandez faces ballot challenge over unpaid fines
State Rep. Alma Hernandez could be removed from the 2026 Arizona ballot after fellow Democrats sued over more than $20,000 in alleged unpaid campaign finance fines. A judge is expected to rule by Thursday.
Second Sky amplía programas para familias en Tucson
Este centro comunitario sin fines de lucro ofrece juego libre, educación STEAM y eventos comunitarios para familias en una zona donde casi uno de cada cinco niños vive por debajo del umbral de pobreza.
Tucson students use music to heal and connect
Three University of Arizona music students are using song to bridge language barriers, support memory and ease age-related stress among residents at Tucson's St. Luke's Home senior living community.
New map charts ICE activity across Tucson
A new community-driven map tracks ICE activity across Tucson, documenting more than 300 reported incidents including surveillance, vehicle stops and raids.
UA lecture examines surveillance over tribal lands
A University of California, Santa Cruz professor told a University of Arizona audience that drones, helicopters and surveillance towers crowding the skies above the Tohono O'odham Nation are eroding indigenous sovereignty.
Panel debate confianza y verdad en medios locales
Un panel compuesto por periodistas, académicos y líderes comunitarios debatió sobre la verdad y la confianza en los medios de comunicación, el auge de la inteligencia artificial y el futuro de las noticias locales durante el foro anual de desayuno de la Liga de Mujeres Votantes.