Put on your costumes and head to DJ Jahmar’s 3rd Annual Trunk or Treat
TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — If you’re looking for some pre-Halloween fun, Jahmar Anthony, known as DJ Jahmar, is hosting his 3rd Annual Trunk or Treat Thursday night on the west side for you and your kids to enjoy. Put on your costumes and head to IHOP located at...
Voicing Dissent: Constituents’ Persistent Efforts to Reach Ciscomani’s Office
In recent weeks, constituents have been actively reaching out to Ciscomani's office in Washington DC. Many have reported that they are able to get through to a staffer almost every time they call, suggesting that the office may not be receiving a high volume of calls. Some constituents have expressed dissatisfaction...
Kingfisher’s Initiative: Nourishing the Community Amidst Federal Shutdown
In response to the ongoing challenges faced by many in our community, Kingfisher, a locally-owned business, has stepped up to provide support in the form of food. The company strongly believes that food is a fundamental human right and aims to make a difference during these tough times. On Sunday, November 2, 2025,...
City resource fair for unhoused seeks volunteers, vendors
The City of Tucson is looking for volunteers and vendors for its Hope in the Park event, taking place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Nov. 7.
Oro Valley at ‘rock and hard place’ moment
At a 75-minute Oct. 15 study session, the Oro Valley Town Council once again heard comments, asked questions, and pondered whether it should impose three new taxes. Chief Financial Officer Dave Gephart said staff plans to “come back to the next council meeting for a vote to proceed” with notification to businesses...
The Arizona Festivals Locals Say No Longer Feel Local
Arizona’s festivals have long been a celebration of local culture and community spirit. However, in recent years, many of these events have expanded beyond their local roots, drawing tourists from around the world. While this growth has brought increased visibility and economic benefits, it has also changed the...
🚨 They Promised It Wouldn’t Happen: TPD Deploys ICE-Linked Surveillance Despite Democratic Assurances
😽 Keepin’ It Simple Summary for Younger Readers. 🔍 The Tucson Police Department bought computer software made by a company called Cobwebs that spies on people’s social media and uses 🧠 facial recognition to identify who they are and track where they go.
Midtown Tucson park breaks ground on roughly $1.5 million improvement project
Francisco Elias Esquer Park will see significant upgrades over the next several months, including enhanced safety features and new recreational amenities for residents and their pets.
13 Arizona Restaurants That Stay Packed Decades After Opening
Arizona’s restaurant landscape is full of places that have earned their staying power through decades of delicious food and genuine hospitality. These aren’t trendy spots chasing the latest fad. They’re the real deal: family-run kitchens, smoky grills, and dining rooms where loyalty gets passed down like recipes....
TUSD talks bonds and school bus transportation safety
On Tuesday the Tucson Unified School District Board went over the next project that will be covered by the TUSD Bond 2023
