Tucson teachers find new ways to celebrate graduating students
Central Tucson's Carrillo Elementary School says goodbye to students heading to middle school.
TUSD approves updated sex education curriculum
One board member called the curriculum "inclusive, medically accurate and comprehensive."
Acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf's Arizona visit covers wall construction, PPE for Border Patrol
The secretary's visit included a trip to the border wall and a Border Patrol facility in Tucson.
DUSTWUN - A film about life, death & trust on the U.S. / Mexico border.
Also on Arizona Spotlight: How Imago Dei Middle School is building community with food; and - can a borderlands hotel that has survived a century endure the COVID-19 pandemic?
TUSD postpones in-person graduation ceremonies till June
The district will celebrate the original May graduation date, but it hopes students can come together for an in-person ceremony in June.
Pandemic increases need for youth emergency shelter
Staff say more kids need a safe place as stress, unemployment and domestic violence increase during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Romero offers mixed reaction to Ducey's extension of stay-at-home order
The Tucson mayor said she approved of certain aspects of the plan but called for stricter measures.
Spotlight Session: The Django Shredders take classic Gypsy jazz to the next level.
Also on Arizona Spotlight: How a food bank in Phoenix is offering assistance to as many as 8 families every 90 seconds.
With fewer cars on the streets, Tucson's air quality is improving
Pandemic restrictions are a factor in the air quality improvements, a county official says.
Tucson Medical Center allows visitors at patient windows
Family members and TMC staff say these distanced visits can help boost morale to all involved.
“'Rona needs to stay away!”: How a single mother stays resilient.
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Free meals for our community; and an interview with César Cuauhtémoc García Hernández, author of "Migrating to Prison: America's Obsession with Locking Up Immigrants".
Tucson nurse: Medical staff asked to reuse protective gear to preserve supply
A local nurse says equipment like N95 masks and face shields aren't in abundant supply.
Domestic abuse center, 'more important than ever,' remains open in Tucson
The CEO of Emerge! says they've adapted to the pandemic to maintain services for people who may be experiencing domestic violence.
Crisis line sees increase in calls during COVID-19 pandemic
Tucson’s Hope Inc. encourages people who are alone and experiencing anxiety to take advantage of calling their Warm Line.
Want to delay your emissions test in Arizona? Only if you're 65+
ADEQ says they're working to reduce risk during emissions testing, and that clean air helps us all, including those with COVID-19.
