Tucson Water hits milestone in forever chemical testing
Earlier this year, Tucson Water hit a milestone when it analyzed its 10,000th sample for PFAS contamination, 15 years after it began testing in 2009.
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Tucson family unites passion and heritage to create trio of businesses
Di Luna Candles began as a pandemic quarantine project for owner María-José Cortés, who was inspired by her mother's entrepreneurial spirit.
Meet the Vail School Board Candidates
Vail is one of the highest-ranking districts in Pima County, with five of its schools appearing in the top 20 on U.S. News and World Report’s list of best Tucson-area schools.
Ballot prop could reshape comp for waiters, bartenders, baristas
If you’ve driven around Tucson over the past few weeks, you may have noticed signs encouraging voters to approve Proposition 138 to save local restaurants.
Oro Valley Chamber creates networking group for young professionals
The chamber’s Gen Z Committee was created to meet the unique needs of young professionals in a business community largely dominated by older generations.
Supervisor candidate Bah wants to fix Pima County’s drug crisis
Iman-Utopia Layjou Bah, an independent, is facing Democrat Jen Allen and Republican Janet "JL" Wittenbraker in the race for the District 3 seat.
Latin American women share stories of reproductive rights struggles
The work for reproductive and abortion rights extends beyond Arizona and even the United States, with women around the world facing different struggles.
Voter Guide: Pima County Sheriff
The race for Pima County Sheriff features incumbent Democrat Chris Nanos and his challenger, Heather Lappin, a lieutenant within the department.
Pima Animal Care Center director exiting position next month
For the second time in five years, Pima Animal Care Center will be looking for a new director.
