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Tucson retira acceso al agua para Proyecto Blue
Tucson Water revocó un contador de agua para obras en el emplazamiento del centro de datos del Proyecto Blue, tras descubrir que el contratista había utilizado dos acres-pie de agua de la ciudad que el alcalde y el concejo habían rechazado explícitamente suministrar.
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Downtown Tucson mural celebrates women's history
Three Tucson muralists created "Women Weaving History," a two-story mural on the Ceres building in downtown Tucson commissioned by Rio Nuevo to honor the women who have shaped Southern Arizona's culture across generations.
Tucson Asian Night Market grows into cultural staple
The Tucson Asian Night Market returned for its third year last month, drawing thousands to Kino Sports Complex for food, performance and a celebration of Asian cultures that has grown well beyond its organizers' expectations.
Marana updates public art policy, expands exemptions
Marana's Town Council unanimously approved updates to its public art policy June 2, expanding exemptions for certain developers and giving the town manager more authority to update the policy without council approval.
Escuelas, agua y vivienda centran agenda de Pérez
El exconcejal de la ciudad de Tucson, Rocque Perez, se enfrenta a la representante estatal Alma Hernandez por el escaño vacante en el Senado del LD20, argumentando que el sur de Arizona necesita líderes dispuestos a decir no a los intereses corporativos y sí a la educación pública.
Nonprofit BEYOND teaches Tucsonans to beat the heat
As Tucson summers grow hotter and air quality worsens, nonprofit BEYOND is teaching people how to stay active outdoors safely through hydration, evaporative cooling and heat adaptation education.
Rodriguez runs for Sierra Vista mayor on safety platform
Sierra Vista City Council member Mark Rodriguez is running for mayor in the Nov. 3 election, campaigning on public safety, government transparency and support for the city's veterans, small businesses and youth.