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Tucson pizza shop criticizes city's downtown safety record after shooting
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (556+ words) 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. Empire Pizza & Pub spent the week blasting the city's handling of downtown safety…...
Tucson's overlooked lab offers affordable pet disease tests
23+ hour, 20+ min ago (706+ words) The Arizona Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory in Tucson offers affordable testing for rabies, valley fever and other animal diseases, with results starting at just $51. Tucked off the Miracle Mile exit of Interstate 10, a lab most pet owners have never heard of…...
SARSEF's ACES Camp marks 20 years, eyes expansion
3+ day, 3+ hour ago (541+ words) SARSEF's ACES Camp for Girls celebrated 20 years of bringing Tucson-area middle schoolers into STEM careers, and is now shifting focus toward building a lasting workforce pipeline. SARSEF's Applied Career Exploration in STEM Camp for Girls just marked 20 years of pulling…...
Tucson artist channels childhood into surreal creations
4+ day, 7+ hour ago (567+ words) Sydney Kelly Paeres turned a restrictive, "cult-like" childhood into whimsical, surrealist art through her growing Tucson brand, Dizzy Cult Art, blending Caribbean identity with themes of freedom and resilience. Sydney Kelly Paeres grew up in what she calls a "strict,…...
Tucson swim program closes gap for Black children
5+ day, 4+ hour ago (369+ words) The African American Museum of Southern Arizona's free swim program, born to address racial disparities in drowning rates, has grown into a welcoming summer tradition for Tucsonans of all ages. A swim program born from a stark statistic, that Black…...
Tucson mutual aid groups adapt to dangerous summer heat
1+ week, 1+ day ago (543+ words) As Tucson's summer heat intensifies, grassroots mutual aid groups like ALMA and Community Care Tucson are shifting distribution schedules and expanding hydration networks to fill gaps in the city's response. As Tucson's summer heat climbs to dangerous levels, grassroots mutual…...
Erika Barnes has seen college sports. Now she wants to fix it.
1+ week, 1+ day ago (836+ words) Erika Barnes, a former Arizona softball national champion and athletic administrator, now consults universities navigating NIL, the transfer portal and the reshaping of college sports. Erika Barnes has seen the landscape of college sports from nearly all sides. She was…...
Tucson animal rescue faces foreclosure amid funding gap
1+ week, 2+ day ago (636+ words) Old Souls Animal Rescue and Retirement Home, run out of founder Paula Rivadeneira's Tucson home for 16 years, faces an uncertain future as she falls behind on mortgage payments. Paula Rivadeneira has spent 16 years running Old Souls Animal Rescue and Retirement…...
Border grant splits Pima County law enforcement
1+ week, 3+ day ago (749+ words) Oro Valley, Marana and Sahuarita continue accepting Operation Stonegarden border security funding even after Tucson and Pima County cut ties with the controversial federal program. Oro Valley, Marana and Sahuarita are continuing to accept funding from the controversial Operation Stonegarden…...
Indigenous veteran's hospital sketches became a career
1+ week, 3+ day ago (768+ words) Air Force veteran Seth Rush lost his career, home and mobility after a workplace injury, but the doodles he once made on surgical gloves have become a full-time art career in Sierra Vista. Seth Rush, an Indigenous Air Force veteran,…...