News about nonprofits, arts, culture and community events.
Tucson community members rallied outside the local ICE field office Monday after Karla Toledo, a 31-year-old DACA recipient with a current work permit, was detained at her home without a judicial warrant.
The Gloo Factory, a union print shop in Tucson, has spent nearly two decades printing protest signs, banners and yard signs for activists, indigenous groups and community organizations — often for free.
A Tucson rapid response volunteer was pepper-sprayed by an unidentified man at an April ICE traffic stop in South Tucson and spent weeks trying to file a police report before finally getting a case number.
Arizona softball's Tele Jennings spent most of the season waiting for her chance. When it came, she hit her way into the cleanup spot and onto the All-Big 12 second team.
Tucson makers, artists and food vendors share what it really takes to run a small business through local markets, from pre-dawn setup to weeks of preparation, and what makes a market worth showing up to
Tucson Spotlight and the Arizona Luminaria are hosting a free, nonpartisan meet and greet with state house and senate candidates from Legislative Districts 17 and 20 on June 10 in Tucson. RSVP required.
The Richard Elías-Mission Library on Tucson's south side has reopened after a two-year renovation, featuring a 5,000-square-foot expansion with a new children's area, teen space and seed library.
Tucson Spotlight's adult summer reading club returns with Pima County Public Library. Get your reading tracker at a local branch starting June 1 and earn prizes all summer.
The Sosa-Carillo House, a historic adobe home that survived urban renewal and a case of mistaken identity, has reopened in Tucson as a Mexican American heritage museum after a $2.3 million renovation.
