Tucson USPS workers picket over contract talks
Tucson USPS letter carriers joined a nationwide union picket demanding higher wages, safer working conditions and a fair contract as negotiations with the Postal Service continue.
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Tucson protesters rally against Iran airstrikes
Dozens gathered outside Davis-Monthan Air Force Base to protest U.S.-Israeli airstrikes in Iran, condemning American military intervention and calling for general strikes.
Plant-Stravaganza returns to Tumamoc Hill
Plant-Stravaganza returns to Tumamoc Hill on March 7, bringing University of Arizona Desert Laboratory researchers and local groups together for a free Sonoran Desert sustainability event.
University of Arizona hosts ‘Navajo Boy’ screening
The University of Arizona hosted a 25th anniversary screening of “The Return of Navajo Boy,” highlighting Diné family history and the lasting impact of uranium mining in Monument Valley.
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.
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.