A pair of University of Arizona groups are hosting "Know Your Rights" trainings to help the school's immigrant community navigate changes sparked by sweeping immigration changes and Proposition 314.
The city is prioritizing housing initiatives, shelter services, and legal reforms to address homelessness, public safety, and community challenges.
Pima JTED's annual showcase featured hands-on demos in robotics, culinary arts, fire services, and pharmacy, highlighting workforce readiness and industry certifications.
La Cámara de Comercio LGBT de Tucson está reconstruyendo su liderazgo y reduciendo los eventos luego de una serie de salidas de personal y junta directiva provocadas por desafíos administrativos.
For 70 years, SARSEF has strengthened Southern Arizona’s communities through hands-on STEM education, breaking barriers and fostering future innovators.
A South Tucson couple is opening a second gallery to expand their mission of creating inclusive, Chicanx, and queer-focused art spaces that uplift local artists and the community.
Cientos de manifestantes en Tucson marcharon el lunes por la agenda del segundo mandato del presidente Trump, uniendo a grupos de activistas para defender los derechos de los inmigrantes, la justicia social y la resistencia de base.
Arizona's universal voucher program has exceeded $800 million in costs, with Superintendent Tom Horne admitting a lack of financial projections while defending the program against criticism of mismanagement and inequity.
Two Pima County school districts are hosting job fairs to address Arizona's teacher shortage and connect schools with qualified candidates.
