Tucson Parks and Recreation announced its winter pool schedule from Nov.
8 to May 1 at Archer, Catalina, Clements and Edith Ball Adaptive Recreation pools; lap and recreational swim hours are available despite closures (slides, water toys and diving boards remain closed through May).
Brooke Wagner and the Pima County Recorder are hosting a bring-a-friend event to help Tucson residents connect with county services.
The event will take place soon at a local venue, with more details to be shared on official channels.
A house fire on the 1000 block of East Ginter Road on Monday night left three residents displaced and resulted in the loss of several cats — firefighters had the blaze under control by 10:19 p.m.
Arizona taxpayers now fund the education of 108,688 students through Empowerment Scholarship Accounts + the program supports local learning by providing ongoing financial backing.
Tucson Medical Center completed a $27 million expansion of its emergency department, which adds 41 adult treatment areas and new spaces for critical and behavioral health emergencies (including an on-site CT scanner).
Hospital leaders celebrated the achievement Monday with a banner-breaking ceremony after three years of construction.
Tucson Unified School District recommended merging Dunham Elementary into Marshall Elementary for the 2027-28 school year, with the change set to begin in August 2027.
The recommendation was made Tuesday after review by a community advisory committee & officials will discuss further proposals on Oct. 27.
A job fair to support job seekers with disabilities is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct.
27 at the Kino Event Center (2805 E. Ajo Way). Pre-event registration is required for the annual Disability & Rehabilitation Employment Awareness Month event led by local organizations.
Hundreds of Tucsonans lined Speedway Boulevard on Saturday, Oct.
17 for the 'No Kings' rally (a community demonstration) where neighbors voiced their shared views.
Stay in the know, Tucson.
Free, always. No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.