True Concord musicians push for union recognition
Instrumentalists for the two-time Grammy-nominated True Concord Voices and Orchestra rallied in April, demanding union recognition as the group's season ended without an orchestra on stage.
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South Tucson cuts food tax amid $1.6M budget deficit
South Tucson's city council voted to eliminate its food and consumption tax, rename Cesar Chavez Day and explore a free community wifi network, all while grappling with a $1.6 million budget deficit.
Tucson's Louis Market reopens as cultural arts center
A historic south side corner market has reopened as the Louis Market Center for Cultural Organizing, the result of two decades of community work by Regeneración and the Southwest Folklife Alliance.
Tucson bets on partnerships to battle climate change
As federal climate funding shrinks under the Trump administration, Tucson is leaning on public-private partnerships to expand solar access, grow its urban tree canopy and protect residents from deadly heat.
Feria de la Unidad sigue tras acusaciones contra Chávez
Miembros de la comunidad de Tucson se reunieron el 21 de marzo en la rebautizada Feria de la Unidad, reafirmando su compromiso con los derechos de los trabajadores y la solidaridad a raíz de las acusaciones de agresión sexual contra César Chávez.
Spanish theater brings generational drama to Tucson
La Mecanica Productions brought its app-driven immersive theater experience "A Teen Odyssey" to Tucson's TENWEST Festival, using smartphones and physical performance to explore teenage pressure and generational divides.
New map charts ICE activity across Tucson
A new community-driven map tracks ICE activity across Tucson, documenting more than 300 reported incidents including surveillance, vehicle stops and raids.
Arranca obra de $200M en Tucson House
La remodelación incluye la transformación de la antigua torre en viviendas asequibles para personas mayores de bajos ingresos (de 55 años en adelante) para el verano de 2028.
Tucson director documents one man's tiki obsession
Tucson-based filmmaker Josh Dragotta spent four years and conducted more than 100 interviews to document one man's obsession with tiki mugs and his quest to build a $500,000 tiki bar in Oro Valley.