Good morning, Tucson.

Hundreds of workers, students and families rallied downtown yesterday for a May Day event supporting workers' rights and economic issues.

Participants met at El Presidio Park before marching and some local businesses closed or donated proceeds (No Work, No School, No Shopping) to the movement.

Gypsy Caravan & Emporium, celebrating its first anniversary on East 22nd today with sellers, food trucks and giveaways, joins Harrison Road Antiques which opened Friday at the Harrison and Golf Links corner with new shopping hours.

The Tohono O’odham Nation reported that border wall construction at Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge destroyed a sacred site on April 28—Nation leaders including Chairman Verlon Jose visited the site to assess the damage.

Arizona Public Media opened the 50,000 sqft Paul and Alice Baker AZPM Building near Silverlake Road and Kino Parkway on Friday morning.

The facility is built for 4K production, next-gen TV and expanding educational opportunities for University of Arizona students, and it will also host community events.

Due to declining birth rates and increased state funding for vouchers, several Arizona public school districts are closing in response to lower enrollments — officials say additional changes may be planned to adapt to shifting demographics.

On Tuesday, environmental groups and San Carlos Apache Tribe submitted a 60-day notice to federal officials alleging the BLM approved a Copper Creek exploration near Mammoth that may harm Mexican spotted owl habitat over 1,324 acres.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced today that the $7.4 billion settlement with Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family became legally effective, with about $108 million heading to the state—mostly within the next three years—to fund treatment and recovery resources.

Pima County will open cooling centers on Monday, May 4, to help residents beat rising heat after four heat-related deaths occurred this year (double last year’s count).

The centers, running through October, offer water, rest, and mobile cooling options at approved locations.

Arizonans wagered $816 million on sporting events via mobile devices last December, losing $90 million and raising concerns over gambling addiction.

The Arizona Department of Gaming advises setting budgets and checking bets (Check Your Bet) to help prevent chasing losses.

Developers are adding a mix of affordable homes on Tucson's west side to meet growing local demand.

Officials say the projects will combine market-rate and subsidized units (project details are forthcoming).

Jazz Jam with Max Goldschmid

6:30-9:30 p.m. — The Century Room — $5-$10 + DICE fees — Enjoy a lively instrumental jazz jam session with talented multi-instrumentalist Max Goldschmid and the house band.

Stravenue Hazy IPA Release

3-9 p.m. — Pueblo Vida Brewing Company — Cost varies — Discover the unique flavors of Tucson with this new Hazy IPA featuring bright orange peel and star anise.

Grupo Arizona Performance

6:30-9:15 p.m. — The Century Room — $10-$15 + DICE fees — Experience the vibrant fusion of classical and jazz rooted in Latin musical traditions with Grupo Arizona.

The Tempest by William Shakespeare

2:00 – 4:30 PM — Rogue Theatre — Not specified — Experience the classic tale of Prospero and Miranda in a magical rendition of Shakespeare's timeless play.

Mother's Day Brunch

12-2:30 p.m. — Tanque Verde Ranch — Adults: $90 | Children: $45 — Celebrate Mom with a curated brunch amidst stunning desert views.

ART Conference

Various times — Loews Ventana Canyon Resort — Check event website for details — Explore the latest trends and networking opportunities in the accessories industry.

Finance and Business Networking Event

6-8 p.m. — Sky Bar Tucson — Limited Tickets — Connect with finance and business professionals to elevate your career potential.

Indigo Girls Concert

7-10 p.m. — Fox Tucson Theatre — Check for ticket prices — Experience the iconic harmonies of the Indigo Girls bringing their classic hits to life.

Mike Zito Live

7-10 p.m. — Hotel Congress — $26-$32 — Experience an evening of blues music with Mike Zito at this iconic Tucson venue.

Nirvanarama Beer Release

3-9 p.m. — Pueblo Vida Brewing Company — Check out the latest groovy Hazy IPA dry-hopped with exclusive New Zealand hops.