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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.
A one-night performance of No Place Like Home turned a Southside basketball court into a stage for powerful stories of trauma, resilience, and community-led healing.
The 4th Avenue Coalition has cut ties with An Unuzual Market after its organizer allowed a convicted sex offender to work a family-friendly event without informing vendors or the public.
A Tucson comic book store is partnering with Pima Animal Care Center to raise funds for shelter dogs through a special Krypto-themed comic sale tied to the upcoming Superman movie.
After El Rio Community Health Center ended gender-affirming care for minors, Tucson families rallied in protest to defend the rights and health of trans and nonbinary youth.
