UA violated public records law, Arizona court rules
The Arizona Supreme Court said the University of Arizona wrongly destroyed a recording sought by professor Matthew Abraham and ordered a new review of withheld records.
Tucson Spotlight wins national sustainability award
Tucson Spotlight wins a 2026 LION Sustainability Award for its collaborative work reaching underserved communities across Southern Arizona.
Spotlight's third hub links Tucsonans to civic power
Tucson Spotlight's Civic Participation Resource Hub connects residents with trusted local organizations and government offices.
Spotlight rolls out second resource hub: Immigration
Tucson Spotlight launches its Immigration hub, the second of five bilingual resource guides connecting residents to trusted local organizations.
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Tucson forum tackles HIV and Hep C funding cuts
The Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation held its first public forum on funding cuts to HIV and Hepatitis C services, with panels on LGBTQ+ needs, HIV care and advocacy.
Tucson students reimagine Peter Pan in original PCC play
Pima Community College's student-written prequel "Neverland: The Lost Shadows" shifts the focus from Peter Pan to Tiger Lily and her tribe, running Oct. 1 through 4.
Photos: UA men's basketball Red-Blue Showcase
Arizona Men's Basketball's Red team beat the Blue team 42-32 in the Red-Blue Showcase on Sept. 26 at McKale Center. Cameron Holmes won the dunk contest, and Derek Dixon was the three-point champion.
Vail students' art could land on new Hughes debit card
Vail-area students could see their artwork featured on a Hughes Federal Credit Union debit card, with community voting on five finalist designs Saturday.
Exprofesor de la UA denuncia visitas de control como represalia
Un exprofesor de la UA afirma que la universidad solicitó dos evaluaciones de salud mental involuntarias tras destituirlo de su puesto con titularidad permanente.
Tucson couple blends barbershop, art and coffee downtown
A Tucson couple has turned one downtown space into three businesses, a barbershop, art gallery and coffee cart, built around family and community.
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