Good morning, Tucson.

Marana Unified's school supply drive wraps up today as donations for local students and teachers are accepted, with drop-off spots set at designated schools (check specific school sites for details).

Tucson Southwest Rams will meet with city parks, Ward 5, & police reps on July 23 at 6 p.m. at Rudy Garcia Park.

The meeting follows months of youth advocacy including remarks from 13-year-old Jordan Vasquez to improve park safety for players and families.

Residents in the Garden District say a pedestrian easement to Grant Road has grown unsafe because of litter and loitering.

City officials with the VIVA program will consider community ideas like gating both ends (with new rock seating) to improve walkability and encourage biking.

Three-time Grammy winner Diplo will headline the University of Arizona's annual Post/Move Concert this fall after the Red-Blue Showcase on Saturday, Sept.

26 at Bear Down Field. The show will also feature Pauly D and Mix Master Mike with special guests announced later.

Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster 'The Odyssey' opened in local theaters on Friday and is expected to boost summer crowds as RoadHouse Cinemas aims to bring more moviegoers back.

The film, based on Homer’s epic, has strong presales and could mark one of Nolan’s biggest openings.

Two volunteer groups will expand their weed control efforts at Catalina State Park using a $198,000 state grant (targeting buffelgrass and other invasive plants) to protect native landscapes.

The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality is inviting input on a temporary biohazardous medical waste facility at 2341 S.

Friebus Ave that will store waste for up to two weeks, and residents may submit their comments by email+mail from July 17 through Aug. 16.

A recent report warns that more frequent wildfires are hurting saguaros, a key part of the Sonoran Desert landscape.

Experts say the trend is alarming and could permanently change the desert.

A coordinated effort by city agencies and community partners reached 22 vulnerable individuals in Tucson this month; 18 underwent virtual pretrial services and 3 received housing assessments as part of the Safe City operation *designed to connect residents with shelter and care*.

Chief negotiator Becky Mitchell said talks over sharing Colorado River water from winter snowpack remain stalled as upper basin states have yet to adjust their allocations.

Local water leaders stress that a fair plan is essential for meeting community water needs.

AC crews advise Tucson residents to check filters and wet units regularly as summer heat returns.

Rising temperatures and increased energy use may lead to delays if repairs are needed.

Health officials in Tucson say five people in Pima County have been diagnosed with cyclospora this year and advise residents to thoroughly wash fresh produce and cook food when possible to reduce the risk of infection.

Officials also recommend contacting a healthcare provider if symptoms such as watery diarrhea occur.

Select Medical Corporation announced that its Select Specialty Hospital in Tucson East will close by September at the Tucson Medical Center campus, resulting in 99 staff layoffs.

The 28-bed facility at 5301 E. Grant Rd. served patients with various medical needs.

Health officials in Tucson are investigating a measles case in a resident who returned from abroad and is now recovering at home; officials advise anyone who visited local venues between July 9 and July 14 to watch for symptoms and respond to outreach from Pima County Health Department.

Pima County is investigating a confirmed measles case in a Tucson resident who became symptomatic after returning from international travel.

Although officials say risk remains low, residents who visited sites from July 9 to Aug. 5 are advised to monitor for symptoms (fever, cough, rash, runny nose, watery eyes).

Jazz Jam with Cameron Davidson

6:30-9:30 p.m. — The Century Room — $5-$10 + DICE fees — Sit in with the house band and enjoy a lively evening of jazz improvisation.

The Century Jazz Orchestra

6:30-9:30 p.m. — The Century Room — $20-$30 tickets + DICE fees — Experience the lively performance of the 17-piece Century Jazz Orchestra with classics from the big band era.

Supercolor Beer Release

3-9 p.m. — Pueblo Vida Brewing Company — Cost of beer varies — Enjoy the return of a beloved Hazy IPA with tropical and earthy notes.

The Manor Born Concert

7-11 p.m. — Brick Box Brewery — $10 cover — Enjoy a night of indie post-punk sounds from Tucson's own The Manor Born.

Underoath Live Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — 191 Toole — Tickets from $68 — Experience a can't-miss live show by Underoath in Tucson.

JC Chiriguayo Live Jazz

10:30 p.m. — The Century Room — Free entry — Enjoy a night of jazz featuring the music of legendary guitarist Pat Metheny performed by local talents.

Ciao, Bella! An Italian Summer Evening of Jazz

6:30-9:30 p.m. — The Century Room — $20-30 + DICE Fees — Enjoy an enchanting evening of Italian-inspired jazz and vintage charm while sipping refreshing drinks in a candlelit ambiance.

Scrappy Sundaze at Pueblo Vida Brewing Company

2-5 p.m. — Pueblo Vida Brewing Company — Free entry — Enjoy a relaxing afternoon of crafting with coloring pages, games, and summer scrap packs in a vibrant community space.

Nike Basketball Camp at Mountain View High School

9 a.m.-3 p.m. — Mountain View High School — $399 — Enhance basketball skills and gain confidence in a fun and educational environment.

Wednesday Team Trivia Night

7-9 p.m. — Pueblo Vida Brewing Company — Free entry — Test your knowledge and compete for prizes over tasty beverages in a lively trivia challenge.