DEA identifies agent killed in Tucson shooting
Michael G. Garbo joined the agency in 2005, the agency said.
Tucson Meet Yourself will be scaled back this year, but still in-person
Festival organizers encourage attendees to socially distance and wear masks.
On the streets with the Tucson police homeless outreach unit
Launched in January, the three-officer unit partners with social services.
Tucson revamps one of its oldest city parks
After years of concerns about safety, Anza Park gets an overhaul
Sonia Manzano created a neighborhood of her own for "Alma's Way".
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Tucson literary pioneers Alva B. Torres and Lydia Otero share stories and friendship; and author Larry Dane Brimner
City of Tucson adds five new electric buses to fleet
City officials said it is part of a push to cut carbon emissions.
Tucson gets new flight to Los Angeles area via budget airline
The new flights will start this coming holiday season.
Tucson Fire Department receives $5 million from FEMA
The department said it plans to use the money to update equipment and hire more EMTs and firefighters
Chasing legends in the desert.
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Some history about Jesuit missionaries in the time of Padre Kino; "Looped", a play about Tallulah Bankhead at Invisible Theatre; and the unique film "A Shape of Things to Come" catches Chris Dashiell's eye.
The intersection of mental health and crime
A recent shooting raises questions about missed warning signs and the mental health safety net in Pima County.
Brnovich says City of Tucson can’t require COVID-19 vaccines
The Attorney General says the requirement violates state bans on vaccine mandates.
Banner UMC opens new exam site for survivors of sexual violence
The new site increases access to forensic exam sites, which were previously only available at Tucson Medical Center.
The Desert Blooms in a Bountiful Monsoon.
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Why the music of the rock group Fanny is rocking a whole new generation!
Award recognizes Tucson Water's sustainability
Twenty years ago, Tucson was the largest American city entirely reliant on groundwater.
The Rogue Theatre presents "A White Heron".
Also on Arizona Spotlight: The Bisbee Bloomers' annual garden tour returns; and remembering drumming legend Charlie Watts.
