KB Home Announces the Grand Opening of Its Newest Community Within the Desirable Mirador...
TUCSON, Ariz.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov 14, 2025--KB Home (NYSE: KBH), one of the largest and most trusted homebuilders in the U.S., today announced the grand opening of Mirador Ridge Blossom, a new-home
OPA, Tucson! Greek Fest is back Friday
After a five-year break, Tucson’s Greek Fest is back for one day only, bringing authentic food, music, dancing and family fun to downtown.
Sunday documentary shows how community organizing brings change for Tucson mobile home residents
Over the past several years, an increase in organizing efforts by mobile home residents in Pima County, led in part by a group called Poder Casas Moviles, has helped change the game for some manufactured home residents by eliciting action from the attorney general’s office. Part 3 of a...
Tucson’s Picturesque Suburb Is An Arizona Desert Haven With Upscale Living, Art, And Luxe...
If you picture the best places to live in Arizona, your mind might conjure up images of Phoenix, but its southern neighbor could have the edge. From being one of the best Arizona cities for an active lifestyle to breaking into the BBC's top 10 places to visit around the world, there are many reasons Tucson...
El Tour de Tucson returns for 42nd annual cycling celebration
El Tour de Tucson returns Saturday, Nov. 22, marking the 42nd year that the city has hosted one of the Southwest’s largest road-cycling events.
Does Anyone Know What’s Happening at Swan and 22nd? I Noticed Numerous Police and...
A recent incident at the intersection of Swan and 22nd has sparked a flurry of discussions on social media. The event, which involved a collision between an E-Scooter and a Veloster, has led to a broader conversation about road safety and driver responsibility.
Are there any places besides the campus store where I can buy UofA shirts...
A query was raised on social media about alternative places to purchase University of Arizona (UofA) merchandise, specifically shirts and sweatshirts. The user expressed dissatisfaction with the typical bright red apparel emblazoned with "Wildcats" or "Bear Down" and was seeking more traditional university attire.
🎪 The TUSD Corruption Carnival: Superintendent Lies, Board Member’s $400K Conflict, and Director’s Intimidation...
😽 Keepin’ It Simple Summary for Younger Readers. Imagine if the people running your school 🏫 were supposed to help students learn 📚 and be safe 🛡️, but instead some of them were using school money 💸 for themselves, giving jobs to their friends 🤝, and not being honest 🙈 about what’s really happening.
Northside food bank still seeing demand after government reopens
Interfaith Community Services’ food bank has been seeing double the amount of people the past few weeks.
Gallego in Tucson to hear concerns over ‘broken’ health care system as rising costs...
This story was co-published in partnership with CALÓ News and Arizona Luminaria. Amid a partisan congressional battle over federal subsidies for affordable medical insurance, Pima County resident Karen Montgomery wants government leaders to focus on the bigger picture and advocate for health care for all. Her...

















