La Corte Suprema de Arizona determinó que la Universidad de Arizona destruyó indebidamente una grabación solicitada por el profesor Matthew Abraham y ordenó una nueva revisión de los registros retenidos.
Oct 12 26October 12, 2026
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Mini print vending machines have landed in Tucson at 1989 Bake House and Bookman's, offering locals a dollar's worth of original art.
Oct 06 26October 06, 2026
TMM Family Services opened a Workforce Development Center this summer to help residents and Tucson community members build career skills and financial stability.
Sep 22 26September 22, 2026
Una auditoría estatal señala que la transferencia de $70 millones del fondo de dotación de la UA no se incluyó en el análisis de proyecciones de efectivo presentado a su junta directiva.
Dine & Discover Marana's fourth year drew 367 finishers and nearly 1,500 visits to local restaurants, with a new digital option boosting participation.
Sep 17 26September 17, 2026
The Planetary Science Institute invites Tucson residents to view the moon through telescopes, meet scientists and explore science art at a free event Saturday.
Sep 16 26September 16, 2026
A Tucson high schooler created a free program teaching teens the Constitution, their rights and Arizona law.
Sep 14 26September 14, 2026
A former UA professor says the university requested two involuntary mental health evaluations after removing him from his tenured position.
Sep 04 26September 04, 2026
La división de gestión de riesgos del estado ha pagado más de $1.1 millones a bufetes de abogados externos para defenderse en cuatro demandas por represalias, según indican los registros.
The state's risk management division has paid outside law firms over $1.1 million to defend four retaliation lawsuits, records show.
Aug 31 26August 31, 2026
A Pima County judge ruled in favor of ABOR's motion for summary judgment in a former business manager's 2025 retaliation lawsuit against the board.
Aug 26 26August 26, 2026
Desert Survivors' board announced Executive Director Hannah Woelke's departure as the Tucson nursery grapples with a growing deficit and years of public criticism over its operations.
Aug 07 26August 07, 2026
A tenured UA professor is asking a judge to disqualify the Arizona Attorney General's Office from his civil rights lawsuit, alleging witness tampering tied to a perjury complaint.
Jul 30 26July 30, 2026
Empire Pizza criticó duramente en redes sociales la gestión de la seguridad en el centro por parte de la ciudad, tras producirse un tiroteo frente a su terraza. Por su parte, la organización Downtown Tucson Partnership se comprometió a implementar soluciones.
Jul 29 26July 29, 2026
Empire Pizza blasted the city's handling of downtown safety on social media this week after a shooting outside its patio. Meanwhile, the Downtown Tucson Partnership pledged fixes.
Jul 25 26July 25, 2026
Edmund Marquez has resigned as vice chairman of the Rio Nuevo District Board after 11 years to focus full-time on the Tucson Sugar Skulls as the team pushes through a playoff run.
Jul 24 26July 24, 2026
Funcionarios del sur de Arizona contienen a sus rivales en las primarias, mientras Biggs gana la candidatura republicana a gobernador; resultados de LD20, LD21, Marana, Oro Valley y South Tucson siguen extraoficiales.
Jul 22 26July 22, 2026
Southern Arizona incumbents fend off primary challengers as Biggs wins the GOP governor nod; LD20, LD21, Marana, Oro Valley and South Tucson results, still unofficial.
El representante demócrata Kevin Volk habla sobre su campaña de reelección al Distrito 17 de la Cámara de Arizona, exponiendo sus posturas sobre regulación de aguas subterráneas, vivienda asequible y financiación de escuelas públicas.
Jul 16 26July 16, 2026
Democrat Holly Lyon, a retired Air Force colonel, is running for the Arizona House in LD17 alongside Rep. Kevin Volk, with priorities including groundwater regulation, affordable housing and public school funding.
Jul 09 26July 09, 2026
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