Recent Headlines
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Hundreds of hikers walk the 800-mile trail each year. Now, its final southern stretch will be off-limits.
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University of Arizona students navigate trends, cost and identity as digital influence reshapes fashion choices.
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Kristin Barney, the CEO for the Humane Society of Southern Arizona, said the opening supports the organization’s ability to handle complex medical care.
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Strong winter rains, early heatwave bring on a grasshopper explosion
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A rescheduled public hearing of the Community Development Block Grant funding will be held Monday, April 13.
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At a Rotary Club of Tucson event, U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly pointed to NASA’s moon mission as a source of hope while raising concerns about healthcare access and affordability in southern Arizona.
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City and federal officials discussed the facility last month. Residents — and council members — are still skeptical.
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Recently renamed as Lotus Lounge, a UA cultural resource center is uniting with other groups in hopes for better communication with administrators amid DEI-related changes.
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Jefferson Park Neighborhood residents met with Tucson officials about the demolition of the Annie Lester House on Monday.
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Roundtable highlights permitting hurdles, Colorado River crisis and push to compete with China on critical resources.
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Cellphone footage, provided by a community member who witnessed the exchange, offers a look into the encounter.
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Leila Hudson will not participate in commencement this year, to protest UA President’s negligence of the Faculty Senate’s role in deciding honorary degree awardees.