UA education program earns 'A' for reading instruction
The University of Arizona's Elementary Education program earned an "A" grade from a national teacher quality group for its reading instruction and ESL integration.
Pruebas hepáticas gratis ayudan a latinos en Tucson
Un programa de la Universidad de Arizona llamado Nosotros ofrece exámenes hepáticos gratuitos a la comunidad latina del sur de Arizona, centrándose en la enfermedad del hígado graso, que afecta de manera desproporcionada a las personas de origen mexicano.
Indigenous designers 'Flood the Runway' in Tucson show
Nine Indigenous designers showcased contemporary fashion at Monterey Court, blending traditional symbolism with modern style at Dot Pallanes' debut show.
Giffords joins Tucson officials to push gun safety laws
Former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords joined Tucson and Pima County officials for a panel on gun violence prevention days after a downtown shooting injured nine people.
Disminuyen reservas de efectivo de Río Nuevo
Las reservas de Río Nuevo están casi agotadas tras una caída del 25% en los ingresos mensuales, dejando al distrito fiscal de Tucson con aproximadamente un millón de dólares para nuevos proyectos mientras evalúa las solicitudes de financiación de las empresas locales.
Nogales port expansion would erase historic Elm Street
A federal proposal to expand the DeConcini border crossing would demolish a historic Nogales neighborhood along Elm Street, sparking pushback from residents and city leaders even as officials cite safety concerns at the aging port.
Tucson dojo, coalition team up for self-defense workshop
Shaolin Kung Fu Academy partnered with Tucson's 4th Avenue Coalition to teach community members practical self-defense skills at a free skillshare workshop.
Photos: UA men's basketball practice
Arizona Men's Basketball opened a July 31 practice to media at Richard Jefferson Gymnasium, giving an early look at the roster, including sophomore guard Bryce James, son of LeBron James. Coach Tommy Lloyd took questions afterward.
Pima respalda programa GED tras recorte del sheriff
El Condado de Pima está financiando un programa de GED (equivalencia de educación secundaria) de larga trayectoria en la cárcel del condado, después de que el sheriff Chris Nanos cancelara el contrato con Pima Community College alegando costos y resultados no demostrados.