Angelina Maynes is a journalism major at the University of Arizona and reporter with Tucson Spotlight. Contact her at angelinamaynes@arizona.edu.
The Oro Valley Town Council upheld its decision to allow a local church to build a 36-foot-tall sanctuary, concluding a contentious five-year debate over the project’s impact on the surrounding community.
Eight Tucson high school students participated in a hands-on political experience at the Arizona State Capitol, connecting classroom learning to real-world legislative processes.
El Festival de la Herencia del Agave regresa a Tucson con más de 30 eventos que celebran la importancia cultural, ecológica y el significado culinario de la planta de agave.
Pima Community College’s Climate Community Day brought together students, educators, and local leaders to spotlight youth-driven climate action, intergenerational collaboration, and sustainable solutions for Tucson’s future.
The Agave Heritage Festival returns to Tucson with over 30 events celebrating the cultural, ecological and culinary significance of the agave plant.
Pima Community College’s Climate Community Day brings together students, nonprofits, and industry experts to foster collaboration and action on sustainability and climate issues.
UA JustArts fellows presented innovative, socially driven projects spanning climate storytelling, body positivity, Indigenous connections, and more.
Arizona’s universities are driving the state’s startup boom by providing funding, mentorship, and resources to help new businesses thrive.
Tucson officials are working to address a $17.8 million deficit by investing in employee compensation, infrastructure, and public safety, while preparing for larger budget challenges ahead.
