Healthy Aging Month – September Healthy aging is not only about living longer; it is about staying active, independent, connected, and enjoying a better quality of life. September is Healthy Aging Month, a national observance that encourages adults to take positive steps for their physical,
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World Suicide Prevention Day – September 10 World Suicide Prevention Day is an opportunity to change the way we talk about suicide, mental health, and emotional struggles. Instead of silence, stigma, or judgment, we can create conversations based on understanding, compassion, and support. Changing the narrative means reminding people that it is okay to […]
Caring for the Places We Share Our parks, neighborhoods, trails, and public spaces belong to everyone, and caring for them is a responsibility we all share. Simple actions like picking up trash, recycling, respecting wildlife, conserving water, and volunteering for community cleanups can make a meaningful difference. When we take care of the places around […]
Being bilingual is a great advantage because it gives people the ability to communicate in two languages and connect with more people from different backgrounds. It also helps us understand and appreciate different cultures, traditions, and ways of thinking. Being bilingual can create more opportunities in school, college, and the workplace because many employers
– Approximately 700 volunteers are needed for next month’s Tucson Meet Yourself celebration. Volunteers sign up for at least one 4.5-hour shift before and during the festival, from Oct. 14-18 (actual festival happens Oct. 16-18). Roles include greeting guests, supporting artists and vendors, helping on stages, and keeping the festival flowing. Every volunteer
– Do you have a concern about a pothole after the recent rain, a park issue, missed trash or recycling collection, an abandoned building, nuisance property, water waste, graffiti, or just need to know which City department handles a particular issue? If so, there’s a one-stop shop for these types of reports and others. Download […]
Authorities have stated that the triple-fatal shooting in the parking lot of a gay bar in Tucson early Monday, Aug. 31, was likely a hate crime and a double murder-suicide, with the shooter dying en-route to the hospital. The Tucson Police Department said that the suspect, 44-year-old Ousman Ceesay, was carrying a list […]
A strong angle for this topic is how Hispanic entrepreneurship creates jobs, strengthens local economies, and expands opportunity. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Hispanic-owned employer businesses in the United States reached about 496,000 firms, generating approximately $730.3 billion in receipts. In addition, about 5.3 million Hispanic-owned businesses
The Tucson Police Department is deeply saddened by the passing of Carlos Ramirez, a member of Basic Recruit Class 26-1. Carlos was fatally shot early this morning. His fiancée was also injured and is currently receiving medical care. Our thoughts are with Carlos’s family and loved ones, his fiancée, and his classmates, instructors, and […]
Choosing the right legal structure for your business is one of the most important decisions you will make as an entrepreneur, as it affects how you pay taxes, manage your company, and protect your personal assets. If you are planning to start a simple, low-risk business, such as consulting or independent services, a Sole Proprietorship […]





















