Tucson House undergoes $200M overhaul
Tucson House, the historic 17-story high-rise on Miracle Mile, is undergoing a major renovation, thanks in part to a $50 million federal grant.
Tucson considers new rules for large water users
Tucson officials are reviewing water policies regulating large water users after a new ordinance sparked community discussions about conservation and economic development.
What to know about measles cases in Pima County
Pima County has reported three measles cases after five years without infections. Here’s what to know about symptoms, exposure locations and vaccination rates.
Estudiantes critican nuevo nombre de centro LGBTQ+ en UA
La Universidad de Arizona renombró su Centro de Recursos LGBTQ+2S a Pride Student Space, rechazando el nombre más votado por los estudiantes y generando críticas de estudiantes y exempleados.
Tucson seniors navigate politics in college essays
Tucson high school seniors grapple with how much of their activism, immigration stories and cultural identity to share in college essays amid a shifting political climate.
Tucson USPS workers picket over contract talks
Tucson USPS letter carriers joined a nationwide union picket demanding higher wages, safer working conditions and a fair contract as negotiations with the Postal Service continue.
Pima County approves $5M for affordable housing
Pima County supervisors approved $5 million for affordable housing projects and reviewed progress on homelessness and substance abuse efforts under the One Pima Initiative.
Encuesta de noticias del Foco finaliza en marzo
La encuesta comunitaria del Foco de Tucson sobre las necesidades de noticias locales en el sur de Arizona llega a su recta final, con respuestas aceptadas hasta marzo.
Tucson protesters rally against Iran airstrikes
Dozens gathered outside Davis-Monthan Air Force Base to protest U.S.-Israeli airstrikes in Iran, condemning American military intervention and calling for general strikes.