Border aid camps dismantled amid federal disputes
Humanitarian groups are dismantling migrant aid camps near Sasabe, citing federal orders that agencies deny, as asylum seekers face deportation and ongoing border challenges.
Tucson's La Suprema enters new era as inclusive coworking hub
La Suprema, Tucson’s longest-standing independent coworking space, embarks on a new chapter with a focus on inclusivity and community growth.
SkillsUSA construction competition inspires the next generation of trade workers
More than 140 high school students showcased their construction skills at the SkillsUSA Region 6 Competition, gaining hands-on experience and networking with industry professionals.
Sur Tucson asegura el tan esperado camión de bomberos
Sur Tucson compró un camión de bomberos usado muy necesitado por $20,000 para apoyar a su departamento de bomberos en dificultades, luego de una serie de incendios importantes y fallas continuas en los equipos.
Activistas de Tucson manifestaron en el capitolio estatal por justicia y empoderamiento comunitario
Activistas de Tucson viajaron al capitolio estatal con LUCHA para abogar por la justicia, celebrar los esfuerzos comunitarios y abordar las preocupaciones sobre las políticas de inmigración.
Southern Arizona celebrates SARSEF’s 70th anniversary
Students, community members and local officials were all on hand to celebrate SARSEF's 70th anniversary and recognize its dedication to fostering a love of science and innovation in youth.
Tucsonans split over sales tax hike for safety and housing
Tucson voters are divided over Proposition 414, a proposed half-cent sales tax increase aimed at funding public safety, affordable housing, and community resilience initiatives.
Tucson women build leadership skills at YWCA’s 36th annual conference
Tucson women gathered at YWCA's 36th Annual Leadership Conference to explore courageous leadership, foster resilience, and share strategies for overcoming challenges.
Explicando las medidas electorales de Sahuarita y Sur Tucson
Los votantes de Sahuaurita encontrarán cinco preguntas en su boleta, incluida la Proposición 403 para un bono de $66 millones. En Sur Tucson, se pedirá a los votantes que aprueben dos propuestas, una para un bono de $6 millones.