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For World Skydiving Day on Saturday, skydivers from the area and visitors from across the U.S. and even from abroad will converge at Skydive Arizona in Eloy. https://t.co/kQKt2mhiBh

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Iconic, mid-to-late ’90s R&B boy band Dru Hill is making its next stop on the “Year of the Dru” tour in the city of Tucson.
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Arizona may soon purchase desalinated Pacific Ocean water to help offset shortages in the Colorado River caused by a decades-long drought. The price tag, however, will likely be very steep unless a long-term deal is struck.
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The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum’s two rescued mountain lion cubs have officially received their names.
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For one Friday night in May, the bicycle pump track at Oro Valley’s Naranja Park became The Circle Pit.
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The Sabino Canyon Crawler Saturday night tours are back.
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Following a decade-long grind, the Cushing Street Skate Park now seems to be on deck for the city.
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The Southern Arizona Symphony Orchestra is adding voices to its lineup this fall with the launch of the SASO Chorus — an auditioned ensemble of 40 to 60 singers debuting in the 2026-27 season.
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Industry leaders, economic-development officials and researchers say the region is entering a new phase focused not only on building defense products but also developing, testing and commercializing the technologies that could shape the military’s future.
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Marijuana users will maintain the right to bear arms, according to a new Supreme Court decision. https://t.co/Eb99W2Ugj6

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The Tohono O’odham Nation has filed a lawsuit to stop the Department of Homeland Security from building a border wall across its territory, claiming that would violate tribal sovereignty rights.
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This story is about the picture books Catherine Martell has written based on RuntyRalph and the lesson he taught her: Never give up.
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With their Monsoon Literacy Celebration and new Golden Hour: A Showcase of Youth Poetry event, the Fox Tucson Theatre hopes to encourage young people to find joy in reading and writing.
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Federal changes to cannabis classification have ushered in a new era for the industry. https://t.co/jA5FHdHL0n

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Meet Jamin and Sarai Solomon, the owners of the brand new Graze Craze, a franchise that makes and sells charcuterie boards and boxes. https://t.co/eW3ssGxkK5

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Different versions of “The Addams Family,” including TV shows, films and comics, have resonated with people of different generations.

Saguaro City Music Theatre will present the show starting Friday at the Berger Performing Arts Center.
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Take a noshing cue from Hollywood, where just about every movie and tv show features food in one way or another. The Fox Tucson Theater knows this so its staff have come up with a grand idea: snacks based on the movie on the screen.
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Tucson has never needed much of an excuse to eat well. As the first U.S. city designated a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy, the Old Pueblo has long punched above its weight when it comes to dining. https://t.co/3rL403tftf

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There’s still time to send that Happy Hour receipt to Tucson Foodie and be in the running for some nice prizes.
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Brit Floyd, widely regarded as the world’s top Pink Floyd tribute act, will make a Tucson stop Oct. 6 at Linda Ronstadt Music Hall as part of its 2026 “The Moon, The Wall and Beyond” world tour. Tickets go on sale Friday.
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