Photos: Dogs of Tucson
From protests to parades, Tucson's dogs are out and about. Check out this gallery of four-legged community members spotted around town by Spotlight reporter Topaz.
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Tucson's Korean Rose closes permanently without warning
Boba shop The Korean Rose and Korean BBQ restaurant Taegukgi permanently closed Wednesday, with staff saying they were given no notice of the sudden shutdown.
Tucson Organic Gardeners hold final fair at ASDB Campus
Tucson Organic Gardeners hosted their annual spring fair at the Arizona State School for the Deaf and Blind, marking a final celebration at the campus before the school relocates to Oro Valley.
UA hosts wheelchair basketball nationals April 1-4
The UA's defending national champion wheelchair basketball team will compete on home court as McKale Center hosts the NWBA Intercollegiate National Championships from April 1-4.
Tucson teen musicians face off at Battle of the Bands
Six teen bands compete Sunday at Reid Park in the third annual High School Battle of the Bands, with the grand prize including a spot on KXCI and a home recording package.
UA program offers free health care to Tucson residents
The University of Arizona's Commitment to Underserved People program operates 12 student-run free clinics serving Tucson's unhoused and uninsured residents, with more than 90% of medical students participating within their first two years.
Floozy Flea returns to Hotel Congress Saturday
Tucson's Floozy Flea, a vendor market dedicated to uplifting women, BIPOC, queer and disabled communities, returns to Hotel Congress with 20 art vendors, live portraits and a garden party theme.
Tucson Unity Fair presses on after Chávez allegations
Tucson community members gathered Saturday for the renamed Comunidad y Labor Unity Fair, reaffirming their commitment to workers' rights and solidarity in the wake of sexual assault allegations against César Chávez.
Tucson panel tackles trust and truth in local media
A panel of journalists, academics and community leaders discussed truth and trust in media, the rise of AI and the future of local news at the League of Women Voters' annual breakfast forum.