
UA immigrant resource website remains offline months after rebranding
The University of Arizona took down the Immigrant Student Resource Center website months ago and has yet to launch a replacement despite rebranding the program as AGAVE.
The University of Arizona took down the Immigrant Student Resource Center website months ago and has yet to launch a replacement despite rebranding the program as AGAVE.
Chapoppin Café combines Cuban and Mexican coffee traditions to create a welcoming community hub in Tucson.
After nearly 20 years of documenting Tucson’s street art, Jerry Peek has handed over the Tucson Murals Blog to local artist Dusty Reyes, who plans to continue and expand the project.
The Tri-School Partnership unites Sunnyside Unified School District, the University of Arizona and Pima Community College to improve college access and success for underserved students in Tucson.
Jay Tolkoff se postula para el puesto de Concejal del Distrito 6 de Tucson, prometiendo abordar la falta de vivienda, la seguridad pública y el presupuesto municipal con un enfoque en la rendición de cuentas y las causas fundamentales.
Local experts say treating extreme heat like a natural disaster—with coordinated responses and increased public awareness—is key to protecting Arizonans as temperatures rise.
Deja Foxx’s surprising second-place finish energized younger voters, while the race highlighted sharp divides over climate, affordability, and border security in the diverse district.
Chris Elsner, veterano del Peace Corps y graduado de la Universidad de Arizona, se postula para el puesto de Concejal del Distrito 5 de Tucson, centrándose en la participación comunitaria, la democracia digital y en las mejoras de la infraestructura local.
A new exhibit at the Mini Time Machine Museum showcases miniature versions of beloved Tucson and Nogales landmarks, celebrating community, memory and local artistry.
The city of Tucson has launched a four-year summer workshop series through GROW Tucson to help underserved neighborhoods create cooler, greener, and more sustainable communities.
Tres estudiantes de Sur Arizona fueron incluidos en la lista “18 Under 18” de Junior Achievement por su liderazgo e impacto en la comunidad.
Tucson Spotlight and Arizona Luminaria brought more than 60 voters and City Council candidates together for an evening of face-to-face conversations about the issues shaping local communities.
Activist Dora Rodriguez recounts her harrowing migration from El Salvador in her new memoir, Dora: A Daughter of Unforgiving Terrain, sharing a story of survival, resilience, and hope.
El Distrito Escolar Unificado de Sunnyside se prepara para una elección de bonos de 2025 que financiaría mejoras de seguridad y renovación de instalaciones, lo que costaría a los propietarios de viviendas aproximadamente $100 por cada $100,000 del valor catastral de la propiedad anualmente.
Tucson’s Ward 1 recently completed its third participatory budgeting cycle, empowering residents to decide how to allocate $200,000 toward community-driven projects addressing local needs.
A Tucson nonprofit mentors boys and masculine-identified youth by building honest relationships and addressing behavioral and mental health challenges through restorative community support.
Tucson Spotlight has formalized a partnership with the Latino Media Collaborative to strengthen bilingual journalism and expand its reach in ethnically and linguistically diverse communities.
Leighton Rockafellow Jr. se postula para el puesto de Concejal del Distrito 6 de Tucson con el objetivo de abordar la falta de vivienda, mejorar las oportunidades de empleo y aumentar la participación del público.