Fare-free transit to continue in Tucson
The Tucson City Council voted 5–2 on Wednesday to continue offering fare-free public transit, ending efforts to reinstate bus and streetcar fares.
Tucson council blocks Amazon data center after public outcry
The Tucson City Council voted unanimously to halt the annexation tied to Amazon’s proposed Project Blue data center, following widespread public opposition over water and energy concerns.
Somos Tucson busca revitalizar las noticias en español
Tras el cierre de La Estrella de Tucsón, el único periódico en español de la ciudad, la ex editora Liliana López Ruelas lanza Somos Tucson para restaurar el acceso a las noticias locales para los residentes hispanohablantes.
Ansari blasts GOP budget during Tucson town hall
Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari held a town hall in Tucson to condemn the GOP’s budget bill, highlight its impacts on immigration and healthcare, and urge community action ahead of the 2026 elections.
Barajas, Schubert lead in Tucson council primaries
Selina Barajas and Miranda Schubert led in Tucson’s Democratic primary Tuesday, positioning themselves for likely wins in November as supporters celebrated a night of historic and community-driven victories.
Exhibición en miniatura rinde homenaje a monumentos históricos de Tucson
Una nueva exhibición en el Museo Mini Time Machine presenta versiones en miniatura de los queridos monumentos históricos de Tucson y Nogales, celebrando la comunidad, la memoria y el arte local.
Mobile barbershop serves Tucson's vulnerable
Serve Society is a mobile barbershop offering free haircuts and support to Tucson residents in recovery, experiencing homelessness or reentering society.
Registros revelan amiantos persistente en motel con problemas en Sur Tucson
Los registros judiciales muestran que el Spanish Trail Motel ha contenido amiantos al menos desde el 2017 y ha seguido deteriorándose debido a repetidos incendios, lo que provocó una demanda de la ciudad del Sur de Tucson que solicita su demolición.
Marana art committee OKs mural, faces vacancy
Marana’s Public Art Review Committee is moving forward with a new mural project and seeking a replacement for a recently resigned member.
