RTA budget cut raises wildlife safety concerns
Conservationists are pushing back against the Regional Transportation Authority's decision to halve its environmental budget, warning it threatens wildlife and driver safety across Southern Arizona.
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Reveille Men’s Chorus celebrates 30 years of music, activism and queer visibility
Reveille Men’s Chorus celebrates its 30th anniversary with performances in Tucson, honoring decades of music, activism, and community.
Oro Valley council upholds approval of church sanctuary height
The Oro Valley Town Council upheld its decision to allow a local church to build a 36-foot-tall sanctuary, concluding a contentious five-year debate over the project’s impact on the surrounding community.
Culture and community shine at Tucson High’s Unity Festival
Tucson High Magnet School’s Unity Festival brought students, alumni, and community members together to celebrate Chicano culture, honor activist Consuelo Aguilar’s legacy, and showcase student leadership.
Immigrant rights group sues to block Prop 314
An Arizona immigrant rights group has filed a lawsuit challenging Proposition 314, calling it an unconstitutional and unfunded law that endangers immigrant communities under the guise of public safety.
Maynards puts playful spin on agave at heritage festival dinner
Maynards Kitchen delivered a bold, agave-inspired five-course feast during the Agave Heritage Festival, blending local ingredients, inventive cocktails and playful culinary twists.
Tucson’s inaugural Latino Pride celebrates culture and community
Tucson hosted its first-ever Latino Pride event Saturday, bringing together LGBTQ+ Latinos and allies for a vibrant celebration of culture, identity and community.
Former lawmaker Andrés Cano appointed to Pima County Board of Supervisors
Former state lawmaker Andrés Cano was unanimously appointed to the Pima County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday to fill the District 5 seat vacated by Adelita Grijalva.
Classroom to capitol: Tucson students engage in political process
Eight Tucson high school students participated in a hands-on political experience at the Arizona State Capitol, connecting classroom learning to real-world legislative processes.
