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Tucson officials are exploring new wildfire prevention measures, including fire protection infrastructure updates and stricter fireworks policies, in response to rising risks, increasing insurance premiums and growing concerns.
Go Dim Sum, founded by Tucson restaurateur Jo Jo Chan, brings all-day, fast-casual dim sum to the city, offering a carefully curated menu of traditional small bites with a focus on quality and freshness.
Tucson’s proposed zoning update aims to ease the housing shortage with developer incentives, but some residents worry about its impact and lack of public awareness.
Reverend Ellie Hutchison is creating an inclusive, interfaith spiritual community in Tucson that centers formerly incarcerated and unhoused individuals, emphasizing justice, mutual aid, and radical welcome.
South Tucson is strengthening enforcement of its Neighborhood Preservation Act to hold landlords accountable for unsafe housing conditions and protect tenant rights.
A Tucson women’s hiking group, Reinas Who Hike, fosters community, empowerment, and connection through shared outdoor experiences.
The Girl Power event in Pima County introduced over 150 middle school girls to STEM careers through hands-on activities, mentorship, and real-world insights.
The Tucson Rodeo isn’t just about the action in the arena — it’s also a food lover’s paradise, featuring a diverse lineup of vendors serving everything from barbecue and hot dogs to unique southwestern flavors.
Two new food halls are planned for downtown Tucson and the Sunshine Mile, with developers working to address funding and parking challenges.
