
Tucson nonprofits prepare for uncertain future
Tucson nonprofits are preparing for potential funding cuts after a briefly implemented White House memo raised concerns about future federal assistance.
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Tucson nonprofits are preparing for potential funding cuts after a briefly implemented White House memo raised concerns about future federal assistance.
Networking at Night, hosted by the Oro Valley Chamber of Commerce, is an informal event designed to help local professionals build meaningful connections, grow their businesses, and engage with the community.
Tucson activists and community groups are joining the national Day Without Immigrants protest with a rally and march at Reid Park to demand full rights and protections for immigrants.
ICE agents visited a Venezuelan family in Tucson to investigate potential child trafficking concerns, despite the family’s legal status and adherence to immigration protocols.
Abby Cox, president of the Pima County Young Democrats, has received multiple threatening messages on TikTok since posting political content, with little support from law enforcement or the social media platform.
Tucson's first shaded skate park is set to break ground in March after years of advocacy by the local skateboarding community and support from the city.
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.
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.
South Tucson is strengthening enforcement of its Neighborhood Preservation Act to hold landlords accountable for unsafe housing conditions and protect tenant rights.