University of Arizona students adjust to new school mask requirements
The January change in school policy requires UA students to ditch cloth masks in favor of higher-grade alternatives
How A.J. Croce connected with his father through the music they loved.
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Author Michelle Ross on her story collection "Shapeshifting"; and Heather Massie's solo show "HEDY! The Life & Inventions of Hedy Lamarr" comes to Arizona.
New mobile food bank plies Tucson neighborhoods
The new refrigerated truck brings directly to the neighborhoods that need it most.
Adia Barnes on Teamwork and Motherhood.
Also on Arizona Spotlight:Can new technology save water on farms? Plus Chris Dashiell remembers Peter Bogdanovich, and a short story read by author Michelle Ross.
The Dave Stryker Quartet kicks off the 2022 Tucson Jazz Festival.
Also on Arizona Spotlight: The Cocopah Indian Tribe work to restore the Colorado River Delta; How Maryanne Chisholm's artistic vision guided her through difficult times; and the Sonoran Plein Air Painters share "A Brush with the Desert".
From painting in prison to professional artist
Tucson resident makes a life-changing transformation with her talents.
Tucson police officially fire officer who killed man in wheelchair
Pima County Attorney's review of Nov. 29 shooting continues
Traffic fatalities in Arizona on track this year to surpass 2020
The number of people killed in automobile crashes around Arizona during 2021 could reach the highest level in over a decade.
Tucson mayor and council vote to extend eviction moratorium on city-owned housing units
The moratorium will now expire in June 2022.
Tucson scraps transit fares through June 2022
The city council called on staff to craft options for creating a permanently fare-free transit system.
Tucson mayor wants to extend free public transit rides
Sun Tran's free rides are currently set to expire on December 31st.
"Big" Jim Griffith dies at 86
Legendary folklorist was part of the fabric of Tucson.
Live Christmas Trees can still be recycled at various local locations
The tree mulching sites set up in Tucson, Oro Valley and Marana will be open till January 17.
Tucson receives federal grant to develop green jobs and infrastructure plan
The city worked with a coalition of nonprofits, universities and other organizations to write the proposal.
City invites non-profits and businesses to apply for COVID-19 relief program grants
The money will go towards affordable housing, workforce development and other projects.
