Tucson food culture finds its audience online
A panel at Tucson's TENWEST Festival explored how digital storytelling is shaping the way the city's 5,000-year food culture is marketed and preserved for a global audience.
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UA's shrimp lab keeps the world's seafood healthy
The University of Arizona's Aquaculture Pathology Laboratory in Tucson is North America's only WOAH reference lab for crustacean diseases, and its desert location is no accident.
Tucson residents push back on TEP rate hike
Residents urged the Arizona Corporation Commission to reject Tucson Electric Power's proposed 14% rate increase, warning the hike would force low-income families to choose between electricity and basic necessities.
Votación del 3 de junio podría subir el agua en Oro Valley
El ayuntamiento de Oro Valley votó el 4 de marzo a favor de aprobar un aviso de intención para aumentar las tarifas del agua. Se espera una decisión final para el 3 de junio, y la mayoría de los residentes se enfrentan a un aumento de aproximadamente $1.86 al mes.
Tucson mural transforms Banner's pediatric ER
A new mural by artist Camila Ibarra brings the Sonoran Desert to life in Banner University Medical Center's pediatric emergency department, with hidden wildlife and references to the Tohono O'odham and Pascua Yaqui peoples.
Thousands rally in Tucson at No Kings protest
Thousands of Tucson-area residents gathered at Reid Park as part of the nationwide No Kings protest, to hear from elected officials and community speakers opposing the Trump administration.
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