Good morning, Tucson.

A resource fair at Freedom Park—organized by Tucson Homeless Connect—provided essential supplies and referrals to help Tucson's homeless community, with organizers reporting about 250 people received help including clothes, snack packs, backpacks, water, health screenings, housing assistance, and legal guidance. This event helps connect people with the services they need for long-term support.

Hope in the Park is underway at Freedom Park to provide essential services for Tucson's homeless community — the program continues as part of ongoing support efforts for those in need.

The Tucson International Mariachi Conference is in full swing — it is showcasing vibrant music and celebrating youth talent that highlights the city's cultural heritage.

After one of the driest winters on record, Tucson saw only a fraction of its usual rainfall and an early 100-degree day, heightening wildfire risks amid severe drought.

Meteorologists and fire management officials said residents should prepare their properties now as the monsoon may bring rain by June 15 (if forecasts hold true).

After one of the driest winters ever, Tucson recorded its first triple-digit day on April 11 and experts warn that low snowpack and high heat have raised wildfire risks + they also say an early monsoon could begin around June 15.

Gov. Hobbs signed a bipartisan $122M bill that immediately funded the Division of Developmental Disabilities—helping nearly 60,000 Arizonans avoid service cuts before DDD could run out of money on May 1.

The law passed with wide majorities in both legislative chambers and also set a $355,000 audit for the parent caregiving program.

Former Wildcat Jonah Savaiinaea, an offensive lineman, was picked 37th overall by the Miami Dolphins after the team traded with the Raiders—he played three positions at Arizona and will help protect quarterback Tua Tagovailoa.

The University of Arizona men’s tennis team won the Big 12 Championship with a 4—1 win over UCF on April 20—after having lost to them earlier in the season.

The Wildcats will face NCAA selection on April 28 at 2:30 p.m. ahead of the NCAA Men’s Tennis Championship scheduled from May 15 to May 18.

Arizona’s men’s basketball wrapped up its season with a 24-13 overall record and a 14-6 conference record, reaching the Big 12 Championship game and advancing to the Sweet Sixteen — a turnaround from a 4-5 start.

The Wildcats blended returning veterans with new players and faced top-ranked teams before closing their inaugural Big 12 season with strong postseason play — setting the stage for improvements next season.

P.O.P - The Paul Opocensky Project

12-6 p.m. — Three Canyon Beer and Wine Garden — Free entry — Enjoy a laid-back afternoon with heartfelt folk rock and gospel tunes by Paul Opocensky.

Public Mirror Lab Tours

1-2:30 p.m. — University of Arizona's Steward Observatory Richard F. Caris Mirror Laboratory — Check website for pricing — Discover the innovative engineering behind the world's largest telescope mirrors.

AR Flamenco: Tablao Flamenco Show

6:30 p.m. — The Century Room — $25-$35 — Experience an authentic flamenco performance highlighting local musicians and the talented dancer Angelina Ramirez.

Public Mirror Lab Tours

1-2:30 p.m. — University of Arizona's Steward Observatory Richard F. Caris Mirror Laboratory — Free entry — Explore cutting-edge telescope technology and how it helps us look deep into the universe.

Richard F. Caris Mirror Lab Tour

1-1:30 p.m. or 3-3:30 p.m. — Steward Observatory (University of Arizona) — Admission required — Explore cutting-edge telescope technology that shapes our understanding of the universe.

Richard F. Caris Mirror Lab Tour

1-1:30 p.m. / 3-3:30 p.m. — Steward Observatory — Free entry — Discover how groundbreaking engineering creates the world's largest telescope mirrors at this exclusive lab tour.

PNMT Cervical Spine Workshop

9 a.m. – 6 p.m. — Arizona School of Medical Massage and Wellness — $445, $405 early bird — Enhance your skills in problem-solving neck pain for massage therapy with hands-on experience.

Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus 85th Anniversary Weekend

2-3:30 p.m. — Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus — $85 fee includes multiple events — Celebrate 85 years of music with an open house and reception honoring Dr. Julian Ackerley.

Morrissey Concert

8:30 PM – 12:30 AM — Centennial Hall UA — Ticket prices vary — Experience the iconic frontman of The Smiths in a night of indie rock and Britpop nostalgia.

Between The Buried And Me Concert

7-9 p.m. — Rialto Theatre — Tickets available — Experience a captivating evening with musical storytelling that blurs the line between dreams and reality.