"Steal This Story, Please!," a documentary following Democracy Now co-founder Amy Goodman through three decades of independent journalism, is screening at The Loft Cinema in Tucson through June 18.
More than 40 walkers completed the 23rd annual Migrant Trail Walk, carrying crosses through 75 miles of Sonoran Desert to honor migrants who died crossing the U.S.-Mexico border near Tucson.
Voters in Legislative Districts 17 and 20 got a rare chance to speak one-on-one with candidates at an informal forum co-hosted by Tucson Spotlight, Arizona Luminaria and Press Forward Southern Arizona.
La Junta de Supervisores del condado de Pima votó 2 a 1 para oponerse formalmente al aumento de tarifas del 14 % propuesto por Tucson Electric Power, y ordenó a los abogados del condado intervenir en el caso tarifario en curso ante la Comisión Corporativa de Arizona.
Barrio Restoration has opened a new community hub in South Tucson, seven years after founder David Garcia began cleaning up the neighborhood on a bike.
The University of Arizona and the City of Tucson are in talks about transferring ownership of a stretch of Park Avenue between Speedway Boulevard and Sixth Street to the university, raising questions about bike lane enforcement and road safety.
The League of Women Voters of Greater Tucson is hosting a free "Writing for Impact" workshop June 15 at Nanini Library, covering letters to the editor, contacting elected officials and social media advocacy.
Arizona está distribuyendo cerca de $167 millones en fondos federales para ampliar el acceso a la atención médica en comunidades rurales y tribales, y el Centro de Salud Rural de la UA está ayudando a las organizaciones a gestionar el proceso de solicitud de subvenciones.
Tucson Spellers, a local nonprofit co-founded by two spelling practitioners, is helping nonspeaking individuals with autism communicate using letterboards and keyboards, transforming relationships and reshaping how Southern Arizona understands human potential.
