Tucson nonprofits prepare for uncertain future
Tucson nonprofits are preparing for potential funding cuts after a briefly implemented White House memo raised concerns about future federal assistance.
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Oro Valley Networking at Night events foster meaningful connections
Networking at Night, hosted by the Oro Valley Chamber of Commerce, is an informal event designed to help local professionals build meaningful connections, grow their businesses, and engage with the community.
Venezuelan family on edge after two visits from ICE
ICE agents visited a Venezuelan family in Tucson to investigate potential child trafficking concerns, despite the family’s legal status and adherence to immigration protocols.
Tucson welcomes 2025 World Baseball Classic Qualifier
Tucson is set to host the 2025 World Baseball Classic Qualifier at Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium, bringing international competition, economic benefits, and a renewed passion for baseball to the city.
Brazilian Carnaval comes to Zerai’s International Bar Saturday
Zerai’s International Bar is bringing the spirit of Brazilian Carnaval to Tucson with music, dance, and cultural celebrations.
Tucson Festival of Books countdown kicks off with citywide book hunt
To celebrate the upcoming Tucson Festival of Books, we're teaming up with the Tucson Tome Gnome for a special book hunt Sunday, with hidden copies of three titles and clues shared on social media.
Cozy midtown cafe treats Tucson diners to all-day dim sum
Go Dim Sum, founded by Tucson restaurateur Jo Jo Chan, brings all-day, fast-casual dim sum to the city, offering a carefully curated menu of traditional small bites with a focus on quality and freshness.
Tucson minister creating inclusive church for marginalized communities
Reverend Ellie Hutchison is creating an inclusive, interfaith spiritual community in Tucson that centers formerly incarcerated and unhoused individuals, emphasizing justice, mutual aid, and radical welcome.
Reinas who Hike build community and confidence on the trails
A Tucson women’s hiking group, Reinas Who Hike, fosters community, empowerment, and connection through shared outdoor experiences.