Bisbee hosts vintage baseball tournament this weekend
Eight teams from Arizona, California and Colorado will play this weekend at Bisbee's historic Warren Ballpark for the 15th annual Copper City Classic, using rules and uniforms from the 1860s.
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UA doctor says food and mindfulness can fight stress
A University of Arizona medical resident told TenWest Festival attendees that diet and mindfulness practices can help manage stress, lower disease risk and improve overall health.
Tucson museum showcases history of tiny microcars
The Tucson Auto Museum's collection of postwar microcars tells the story of how European engineers turned wartime factories into manufacturers of some of the world's smallest and most innovative vehicles.
Tucson food culture finds its audience online
A panel at Tucson's TENWEST Festival explored how digital storytelling is shaping the way the city's 5,000-year food culture is marketed and preserved for a global audience.
Tucson mural transforms Banner's pediatric ER
A new mural by artist Camila Ibarra brings the Sonoran Desert to life in Banner University Medical Center's pediatric emergency department, with hidden wildlife and references to the Tohono O'odham and Pascua Yaqui peoples.
Thousands rally in Tucson at No Kings protest
Thousands of Tucson-area residents gathered at Reid Park as part of the nationwide No Kings protest, to hear from elected officials and community speakers opposing the Trump administration.
Koa Peat leads Arizona to first Final Four under Lloyd
Freshman Koa Peat scored 20 points to lead Arizona past Purdue in the Elite Eight on Saturday, sending the Wildcats to the Final Four for the first time under head coach Tommy Lloyd.
Tucson's first Palo Verde Bloom Festival disappoints vendors
Vendors who paid to participate in the inaugural Palo Verde Bloom Festival say poor turnout, high winds and last-minute fee changes left most going home with less than $100 in sales.
Border immersion brings student research to Tucson
ASU students gathered in Tucson to present original research on migration and borders after spending a day experiencing the U.S.-Mexico border crossing firsthand with BorderLinks.