Tucson marks 100 years of La Fiesta de los Vaqueros rodeo and parade
The 100-year-old event is rooted in tradition and includes the representation of all the communities it embodies. The event will kick off this weekend.
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Pima County fast-tracks wildfire mitigation plan amid growing fire risks
Supervisors are fast-tracking a wildfire mitigation plan to enhance vegetation management, assess high-risk areas, and support community efforts ahead of peak fire season.
YouTuber amplifies voices of Tucsonans experiencing homelessness
A YouTuber in recovery shares the stories of homeless individuals to raise awareness about addiction.
Tucsonans push for public power amid soaring electric bills
Tucson residents are advocating for a city-run electric utility, citing soaring bills and unreliable service from Tucson Electric Power amid record-breaking heat.
Pima County supervisors reject new cell tower amid public outcry
Pima County supervisors voted 4-1 to reject a proposed 100-foot cell tower after strong community opposition over its impact on the scenic landscape.
Oro Valley art tours return—and sell out fast
Oro Valley's public art tours have made a highly anticipated return after a four-year hiatus, quickly selling out due to overwhelming demand.
Border aid camps dismantled amid federal disputes
Humanitarian groups are dismantling migrant aid camps near Sasabe, citing federal orders that agencies deny, as asylum seekers face deportation and ongoing border challenges.
Tucson's La Suprema enters new era as inclusive coworking hub
La Suprema, Tucson’s longest-standing independent coworking space, embarks on a new chapter with a focus on inclusivity and community growth.
SkillsUSA construction competition inspires the next generation of trade workers
More than 140 high school students showcased their construction skills at the SkillsUSA Region 6 Competition, gaining hands-on experience and networking with industry professionals.
