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Local ice cream truck owner Matthew Lenne runs Sweet Tooth in Tucson, offering treats priced from $1 to $3 and giving free ice cream to kids in need.

He partners with neighborhood groups like Barrio Restoration + Para Todos and benefited from a community fundraiser to keep his truck running.

The Arizona fall football camp continued on Saturday morning at Davis Sports Center (and Tomey Field), where athletes practiced to sharpen their skills for the season.

University of Arizona researchers are building a camera headed to the moon to support future exploration.

Their project honors the school’s role in guiding Apollo missions more than 60 years ago.

The Tucson Raiders are raising awareness for a GoFundMe benefiting 13-year-old Diego Campos (recently diagnosed with cancer) and his parents as they manage his treatment, urging local residents to support the effort.

Residents in Tucson can view a near-total lunar eclipse that will darken the moon by 96% on Thursday night into Friday morning if skies remain clear & calm.

The partial event lasts over three hours and offers a stunning cosmic spectacle visible across the Americas.

Jar'd and Baked is donating every sale's proceeds to Lucas' family (a local effort to ease their loss) to offer support during this difficult time.

Proposed federal changes to Head Start could increase class sizes, cut disability screenings and alter English instruction, a CEO (of Tucson's Child Parent Centers program) said.

The move may affect options for early education in our community.

Little Anthony's Diner and the Gaslight Theater, both on the east side, have provided retro diner fare and local live shows for nearly 50 years in Tucson.

Owner Tony Terry — a Tucson native — said the loyal community and local talent keep both venues thriving.