UA’s prison garden program works to grow its future
A program that helped incarcerated fathers strengthen family bonds through gardening and parenting lessons has been put on hold after federal funding expired.
Community members push for accountability from Rio Nuevo board
Community members are criticizing the downtown development district for using tax dollars to subsidize luxury projects instead of supporting local businesses and affordable housing.
UA faces privacy complaint over campus cameras
Deflock Tucson alleges the University of Arizona violated federal law by failing to disclose its use of Flock Safety surveillance cameras on campus.
Dahl centra campaña en necesidades fundamentales de Tucson
El concejal del Distrito 3, Kevin Dahl, busca la reelección con un enfoque en la vivienda asequible, la seguridad pública y la protección de los recursos hídricos de Tucson.
Fresh Start Expo helps Tucson residents clear records, rebuild lives
The 5th Fresh Start Expo helped formerly incarcerated residents clear records, restore rights and access resources for housing, jobs and recovery.
Former teacher recounts Tucson’s past through a lifetime of learning
Retired teacher Yvonne Flores reflected on Tucson’s past and her lifelong ties to education during the Murphy-Wilmot Library’s 60th anniversary.
Schubert aims to bring community-centered approach to Tucson City Council
Democratic candidate Miranda Schubert is running for Tucson’s Ward 6 City Council seat, emphasizing housing affordability, public transit access and environmental resilience as key parts of her platform.
Votantes de Flowing Wells decidirán bono escolar
El 4 de noviembre, los votantes del Distrito Escolar de Flowing Wells decidirán sobre un bono de $30 millones para financiar mejoras de seguridad, mejoras en las instalaciones y la ampliación del acceso a la educación preescolar en las escuelas del distrito.
Author revives El Con Mall’s legacy in 'Dead Mall Rising'
Tucson author and teacher Jon Paul Callahan's debut book explores the lost sense of community and nostalgia tied to Tucson’s once-thriving shopping landmark.