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.
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.
Tucson teen food fellowship applications close soon
Southern Arizona youth have just a few days left to apply for the Community Food Bank's Sowing Remedies Youth Fellowship, which teaches students about food equity and policy.
Adolescente de Tucson crea curso gratis sobre la Constitución
Un estudiante de secundaria de Tucson creó un programa gratuito para enseñar a los jóvenes sobre la Constitución, sus derechos y las leyes de Arizona.
Long-awaited South Tucson cafe honors family, history and community
Luna Y Sol Cafe, a new South Tucson coffee shop named after the owners' daughters, blends family history, community green space and ethically sourced coffee.
Oro Valley rethinks annexation strategy for growth
Oro Valley officials are weighing a new two-tier annexation strategy that would prioritize commercial growth, as council members debate water availability and community input.
Photos: UA football vs. Northern Illinois
Arizona Football beat Northern Illinois 42-17 on Sept. 19 at Arizona Stadium, improving to 2-1 on the season. The Wildcats hit the road next to face Washington State on Sept. 26.
Flowing Wells mantiene su programa de comidas para mayores
Tras la repentina interrupción de los fondos, un programa de almuerzos para personas mayores de Flowing Wells, con décadas de antigüedad, se ha salvado gracias a la recaudación de fondos de la comunidad y a una subvención de UnitedHealthcare.
Tucson nonprofit TMM opens job training center
TMM Family Services opened a Workforce Development Center this summer to help residents and Tucson community members build career skills and financial stability.
Marana weighs new drought measure amid low Lake Mead
Marana officials are considering a new way to measure drought severity that could delay mandatory water restrictions despite Lake Mead sitting at 31% capacity.
Auditoría: UA omitió una transferencia de $70 millones
Una auditoría estatal señala que la transferencia de $70 millones del fondo de dotación de la UA no se incluyó en el análisis de proyecciones de efectivo presentado a su junta directiva.
Tucson German restaurant packed after rocky start
Once empty and struggling, Biergarten on Tucson's West Side is now packed nightly, drawing crowds with authentic German food, beer and Oktoberfest traditions.
Tucson transit crashes fall, but fatalities on the rise
Tucson's first quarterly transit safety report shows fewer overall crashes but rising fatalities, as the city rolls out transit ambassadors and other safety measures.
TUSD presenta plan para consolidar escuelas
La Junta de Gobierno del Distrito Escolar Unificado de Tucson (TUSD) aprobó un plan de participación comunitaria para guiar la consolidación de escuelas ante la disminución de la matrícula.
UA professor fights health gap through Hopi dry farming
University of Arizona professor and Hopi dry farmer Michael Kotutwa Johnson is working to close health and economic gaps facing Arizona's tribal communities.
Pima County tightens NDA rules after Project Blue backlash
Pima County supervisors tightened rules on non-disclosure agreements tied to economic development, a move sparked partly by secrecy surrounding the Project Blue data center proposal.