Tucson Invitational Games host college baseball, softball
More than 50 college and academy baseball and softball teams will compete in the Tucson Invitational Games at Kino Sports Complex and Lincoln Regional Park.
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Ignacio Garcia unveils new mural at Tohono Chul
Tucson artist Ignacio Garcia will unveil his largest mural, “Twilight Sonoran,” at Tohono Chul on Saturday, transforming the Garden Pavilion with a sweeping nocturnal Sonoran Desert scene.
Iran selects Tucson for 2026 World Cup training
Iran’s men’s national soccer team will train at Tucson’s Kino Sports Complex ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, beginning preparations in early June.
Tucson's Rollin' Thru Time showcases 250 classic cars
Rollin’ Thru Time Auto Museum in Tucson features more than 250 classic vehicles, including one of Arizona’s largest Model T and Model A collections.
UA panel honors activist Lorraine Lee’s legacy
A University of Arizona panel honors Lorraine Lee’s legacy of environmental justice, education advocacy and Latino community empowerment in Tucson.
Pima Aztecs stay undefeated at 29-0 in NJCAA
Pima Community College men’s basketball improves to 29-0, holding the No. 4 ranking in NJCAA Division II as the Aztecs push toward a potential undefeated season and national championship run.
Sonoran Stitch factory boosts Tucson workforce
Tucson’s Sonoran Stitch Factory blends fashion manufacturing, workforce training and sustainability as owner Erica Yngve works to grow local industrial sewing jobs.
Tucson Spotlight news survey to close in March
Tucson Spotlight’s community survey on local news needs in Southern Arizona enters its final stretch, with responses accepted through March.
Tucson group launches program for working parents
Tucson Young Professionals launches TYParents, a new program offering professional development, child care-friendly events and community support for working parents in Tucson.