South Tucson volunteers fast to highlight Gaza crisis
Four South Tucson volunteers, including city leaders, are undertaking a 40-day water-only fast to protest U.S. weapons funding and draw attention to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
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Four South Tucson volunteers, including city leaders, are undertaking a 40-day water-only fast to protest U.S. weapons funding and draw attention to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Tucson’s Mini Time Machine Museum is showcasing Ray Harryhausen’s original stop-motion models, sketches, and film artifacts.
UA alum Manuel Davilla serves late-night students authentic Sonoran tacos from his popular Shark Grill food truck.
The four-day event brings Mexican Pacific League teams to Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium, along with music, food, and activities for the whole family.
Tucson’s Emerge Center Against Domestic Abuse marks 50 years while facing leadership and funding challenges.
Tucson Spotlight is celebrating its first birthday after a year of bilingual reporting, community partnerships, and opportunities for emerging journalists in Southern Arizona.
The Tucson Indian Center’s new book club, Mindful Pages, provides a community space to explore mental health, healing, and cultural identity through guided discussions.
A new midtown restaurant combines mid-century modern design with American comfort cuisine, a creative drink menu and a welcoming community atmosphere.
Starbucks is permanently closing several Tucson locations, including two unionized stores, sparking concern among workers and community members.