Vail dance studio celebrates 20 years of artistry
Studio One is marking its 20th anniversary with a Legacy Showcase and Gala, reflecting on two decades of dance education that helped shape Vail's arts scene.
Tucson se opone a aumento de tarifas de TEP
Residentes instaron a la Comisión Corporativa de Arizona a rechazar el aumento de tarifas del 14% propuesto por Tucson Electric Power, advirtiendo que dicha alza obligaría a las familias de bajos ingresos a elegir entre la electricidad y las necesidades básicas.
Tucson's Louis Market reopens as cultural arts center
A historic south side corner market has reopened as the Louis Market Center for Cultural Organizing, the result of two decades of community work by Regeneración and the Southwest Folklife Alliance.
Tucson nonprofit uses live music to treat aphasia
Friends of Aphasia, a Tucson nonprofit, has launched a live music program at local venue La Rosa to help members recover speech and language skills through song.
New family pizza restaurant opens in Oro Valley
Happy Joe's Pizza & Ice Cream Parlor, a family-friendly chain featuring arcade games, novelty pizzas and a golf simulator, has opened its first Arizona location in Oro Valley near Tucson.
Hernández confronta a demócratas universitarios
College Democrats de la Universidad de Arizona se enfrentan a mensajes amenazantes después de que la representante estatal Alma Hernández acusara al grupo estudiantil de utilizar a Israel y Palestina como una prueba de fuego política.
Chris Sheafe shaped Tucson's downtown development
Chris Sheafe, the Rio Nuevo treasurer credited with helping transform the struggling tax increment finance district into one of Tucson's most consequential economic development engines, died April 8 in a plane crash at Marana Regional Airport.
Tucson celebrates Día de la Niñez this Saturday
Two Tucson city council offices are hosting a free Día de la Niñez celebration at Mission Manor Park on April 25, with food, live performances, toy giveaways and a fire department wet down for families across the city.
Tucson drug arrests up 67% under Safe City Initiative
Tucson saw a 67% spike in drug arrests in early 2026 under its Safe City Initiative, but critics say hundreds of arrests have produced only a fraction as many shelter placements, raising questions about the program's true goals.