Every year, monsoon season brings about the closure of many streets due to the heavy rainfall that can take place. This, summed to the largely lacking rain infrastructure in the city, equals to a potential hazard to the community at-large, especially those living in areas close to mountains,

Pima County’s Public Defense Services office will offer two legal clinics beginning June 20 that will assist people arrested for, charged with, and/or convicted of certain crimes in petitioning the court to seal their criminal records. At the free clinics, clients are able to meet with an attorney to determine whether they can ask the […]

Tucson Parks and Recreations, a department of the City of Tucson, announced that they will be operating 20 public pools through the summer, starting from May 28 to July 30. Each pool will count with a team of lifeguards, which the city has spent a great part of the year recruiting and training, as well […]

The Tucson community finds itself in a discourse surrounding three motels built during the 50s in the Miracle Mile Historic District The Tucson Historic Preservation Foundation (THPF), a local organization that advocates for the protection of Tucson’s architectural history found in historic, modern, and recent buildings, made a call to the community to protest alleged […]

Tucson is ranked No. 1 on Forbes Advisor’s list of the “10 Most Pet-Friendly Cities in America for Dog and Cat Lovers.” To find the best cities for pet owners, the magazine compared the 91 most populated cities with available data across 13 metrics spanning four key categories: dog veterinary cost, cat veterinary cost, veterinary […]

The A-10 Thunderbolt II, commonly referred to just as the A-10 or “Warthog”, has been in service since 1976, when the United States Air Force was on the lookout for a low-altitude, close air support (CAS) aircraft. With Davis-Monthan Air Force Base becoming the first unit to receive this aircraft, the A-10 turned into one […]