Tucson providers push for better mental health access
As Arizona continues to rank among the worst states for mental health access, Tucson providers are working to expand care through local partnerships, telehealth, and student-led initiatives.
Schools
News about K-12 education, the University of Arizona and Pima Community College.
Vail math teachers' Halloween costumes spark outrage, threats
A group of Cienega math teachers faced threats and national backlash after photos of their blood-stained “Problem Solved” Halloween shirts went viral.
UA students feel strain of federal shutdown
University of Arizona students are feeling the effects of the ongoing federal government shutdown, with families missing paychecks, research funding frozen, and travel plans upended.
Democrats lead in Tucson council races; school bonds pass
Early results showed Democrats Kevin Dahl and Miranda Schubert leading in Tucson’s contested City Council races, while voters approved key school and planning measures across the city.
UA students find fame as campus influencers
Student influencers at the University of Arizona are turning campus life into content, drawing national attention to Tucson and reshaping how college life is portrayed online.
Tucson Japanese School expands to serve growing community
The Tucson Japanese School will host its 11th annual Sports Day on Nov. 15, inviting community members to celebrate Japanese culture through games, food and volunteer opportunities.
Catalina Foothills to phase out Chinese immersion program despite pushback
The Catalina Foothills Unified School District board voted to phase out its Mandarin immersion program due to declining enrollment and costs.
San Miguel students turn border experiences into documentary collaboration
San Miguel High School students are creating a short documentary about their border immersion experiences through a partnership between the school’s El Otro Lado program and CK Productions.
Mission View makeover brings new life to South Tucson school
Mission View Elementary received a $50,000 grant from the College Football Playoff Foundation to renovate its 102-year-old campus.