The fires happened at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church and the First Presbyterian Church on Monday afternoon, May 22nd. The churches are located in the historic district of Douglas.
Today, United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona announced two investments to support initiatives within the Arizona End of Life Care Partnership, anchored at United Way, to promote equitable access to end-of-life resources and education in Southern Arizona.
Senator Kyrsten Sinema, Oklahoma Senator James Lankford, and border officials are getting a closer look at what officials are seeing at the U.S./ Mexico border.
The Pima Community College Governing Board is seeking input from the community on how to reshape the former Tucson Inn Hotel, the Copper Cactus Inn, and the Frontier Motel.
Pima Community College returns to the Tucson Convention Center Arena for its 2023 Graduation Ceremony on May 24 at 7:00 p.m. at the Tucson Convention Center Arena, 260 S. Church Ave.
The new facility offers a highly controlled environment to enhance human research involving sleep and circadian rhythms to improve understanding of disease processes involving multiple biological systems.
In its annual celebration of outstanding community champions who volunteer their time, talent, and resources to build a thriving community, United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona selected and honored its 19th Annual Circle of Excellence Awards winners earlier today at the Doubletree by Hilton at Reid Park.
The Town of Sahuarita has entered into a Fire and Emergency Services Agreement with Rural Metro Fire Department, Inc. for fire coverage beginning June 1 and lasting up to 18 months.
Pima County officials and non-profits are preparing for the end of Title 42 immigration restrictions and the new wave of migrants expected to seek asylum in the county.
The University of Arizona researchers are teaming up with Bridgestone Americas Inc. to develop a new variety of natural rubber from a more sustainable source that can be grown in the forbidding conditions of the arid Southwest.
Tucson artists Alex! Jimenez and Paloma Jaqueline want the In Memory Of project to promote healing and provide a safe place to talk about death and grief.
Rich’s decision to retire comes after an illustrious over 50-year career in radio, including his work as a Program Director and Morning Show Host at KFMB-FM/B-100 San Diego, KMXZ/94.9 MIXfm Tucson, and KDRI/The Drive Tucson.
On Tuesday, May 11, The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality helped the Rio Rico Fire Department remove over 250 gallons of cancer-causing chemicals used to put out fires.
The Biden Administration plans to send 1,500 troops to the U.S./Mexico border. They will help authorities deal with an expected surge in migrants after Title 42 restrictions end next Thursday.
The University of Arizona announced the chief of the University of Arizona Police Department, Paula Balafas, and University Provost Leisl Folks stepped down from their roles on Monday, May 1.
This is the sixth straight year for Arizona Palooza, which is a free and family-friendly event that aims to reduce the stigma associated with mental health and connects people with resources.
The memorial at Shannon and Sahuaro Divide has been there for years as the families of Caitlin Festerling and Paul Garcia sought justice. On Friday, there was an arraignment for the driver, Jana Brianne Giron, over three years since these families were changed forever.
A drag show event that will be held on Saturday, April 29, by an after-school club at Tucson High Magnet School is raising controversy in the community. This drag show will be the second time the Q Space Club has put on this event.
Starting on Thursday, the 15th annual Agave Heritage Festival will kick off with various events taking place across Tucson until Sunday. More than 16 businesses and organizations will participate in celebrating the sustainable, cultural, and commercial significance of the agave plant.
The Arizona Department of Transportation is holding an in-person open house on Thursday, April 27, to share information on a study evaluating alternatives for a connector road from the new Douglas International Port of Entry to State Route 80.
The program is the first of its kind in Arizona. It will work to promote the responsible use of cannabis and awareness about the possible dangers and benefits of marijuana.
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