
Tucson nonprofits unify against proposed federal funding cuts
Proposed funding cuts in the upcoming federal budget have drawn concern and criticism from Tucson nonprofits who provide esssential services to communities across Southern Arizona.
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Proposed funding cuts in the upcoming federal budget have drawn concern and criticism from Tucson nonprofits who provide esssential services to communities across Southern Arizona.
Tucson Spotlight has been named a finalist for LION Publishers’ New Business of the Year award, recognizing its early impact and commitment to sustainable, community-driven journalism in Southern Arizona.
Tucson Spotlight has received a grant from the Listening Post Collective to lead a nine-month assessment aimed at improving local news access in underserved areas of Pima County.
After leaving her corporate job, Tucson artist Kat Swan now paints portraits of long-term shelter dogs to raise awareness and help them find homes.
Susan Barnett, co-founder of Tucson Spotlight, has been named a 2025–26 Chips Quinn Fellow, joining a national cohort of early-career journalists receiving mentorship and support to advance diversity in journalism.
Thousands of Tucson residents braved triple-digit heat to join a series of protests against the Trump administration’s policies targeting immigrants, workers, and civil rights.
Tucson Pink Pistols is an LGBTQ+ gun rights group that combines firearm education and community support to empower queer individuals in a safe, nonjudgmental environment.
An interactive guidebook that explores the cultural significance of ethnic dishes in Tucson through the personal stories of the people who brought them to life.
Run for the Migrants, a fundraiser supporting shelters in Sonora, will host its first in-person event Saturday in Tucson.