Tucson Jazz Festival returns for 12th year
The Tucson Jazz Festival returns with nine days of live performances, free events and concerts at venues across Tucson.
South Tucson approves fire truck, overhauls services
South Tucson approved a new fire truck purchase while restructuring its fire department, emergency response partnerships and funding during a period of transition.
Panadería indígena crece con sabor, cultura y comunidad
Sophie Hungrywolf, una pastelera de 25 años perteneciente a la Nación Tohono O’odham, ha transformado su afición durante la pandemia en The HungryWolf Bakery, un negocio de postres en crecimiento que combina la creatividad con su herencia Umatilla y Arapaho.
Photos: Salpointe basketball vs. Brophy
Salpointe Catholic High School fell to Brophy College Preparatory, 69–47, during a boys basketball matchup on Jan. 10, 2025.
Tucson Primas builds community for Latina women offline
Tucson Primas is a Tucson-based social club creating welcoming, offline spaces for Latina women to build friendships, confidence and community through events and culture.
Pima County rejects $45M Axon contract over AI concerns
The Pima County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to reject a $45 million Axon contract, citing concerns over AI expansion, data privacy, oversight and costs.
Mural conmemora a tucsonenses afectados por TCE
Un nuevo mural que rinde homenaje a las generaciones afectadas por la contaminación con tricloroetileno (TCE) pone de relieve la larga lucha de la comunidad por la rendición de cuentas, la sanación y la justicia ambiental.
Photos: Daimyo Brazilian Jiu Jitsu grand opening
Founder and head coach Brenda Soto welcomed community members to the grand opening of Daimyo Brazilian Jiu Jitsu at 9290 N. Thornydale Rd. on Jan. 10, 2025.
Tucson protest targets ICE, U.S. role in Venezuela
The Tucson protest came amid demonstrations in other cities opposing U.S. immigration enforcement and foreign policy.