Gardeners can shop for plants, pick up free seeds and ask questions at Mission Garden on Oct. 3.
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The pool closed after a glass bottle broke in the water and is set to resume its regular schedule Tuesday.
The city announced the dog park is open now and moved the celebration to a 9 a.m. event on Saturday, Aug. 8.
The city says electronics should go to designated recycling programs, not into household trash or recycling carts.
Downtown Tucson Partnership said proceeds from Saturday's gala will support four nonprofits serving children and families.
Guests can sample dishes from regional Mexican traditions while proceeds help fund arts education and cultural programs.
The July 18 event in Tucson will offer school supplies, free haircuts and back-to-school resources by registration.
The shelter remains on limited intake while staff isolate dogs, deep clean the facility and wait for more distemper tests.
The rescued mountain lion brothers now have names — and a heartwarming connection to Tucson kids.
The city said free viewing, parking, transit access and road closures are planned for the July 4 show at A Mountain.
Arizona Lottery said the winning Powerball ticket was sold Saturday at a QuikTrip near Craycroft and River roads.
From a brand partner: Bars, restaurants and gathering spots where fans can catch the action throughout July.
From a brand partner: Explore local businesses that offer savings and special deals for law enforcement, firefighters and EMTs.
The self-guided downtown program includes seven themed passports, stickers and a gift card giveaway entry.
Visitors will need alternate parking during work at one of Coronado National Forest's busiest trailheads.
A community-backed skate park under Interstate 10 is set for a public groundbreaking on June 30.
PACC’s Eastside Adoption Center is open as the Silverbell shelter remains under temporary restrictions.
New local husband and wife business focuses on drowning prevention and water safety education.
Registration is open for artists and venues ahead of Tucson's June 21 Make Music Day events across the city.
A winning Powerball ticket sold at a Tucson Circle K matched for $50,000 and reached $150,000 with Power Play.
LOFT KIDS FEST is back at The Loft Cinema with free weekend screenings, games and popcorn running through June 28.
Tucson celebrates completed upgrades at Palo Verde Park on May 29, including new lighting, courts, a playground, ramadas and shade trees.
Families across Pima County can sign up for $5 swim lessons this summer at eight county pools.
Residents and staff will showcase handmade crafts as community members bring cars, food trucks and entertainment.
From handmade art to live music and cold drinks, the popular evening market series gives Tucsonans a reason to get outside all summer long.
Tucson Parks and Recreation is proposing higher fees. Here's what you need to know.
Reid Park Zoo diverts more than 200 gallons of food waste every week, and the elephant herd is doing most of the heavy lifting.
From a brand partner: Restaurants, home improvement stores and other businesses in the area offer discounts for those who serve.
PODS® Tucson partners with local organizations to give back for back-to-school
Find some friends and family and celebrate the holiday season with the Kids Dash, 5K, and Half Marathon.
The Kids Dash, 5K and half marathon will take place on December 3, and event proceeds will benefit Glendale Firefighter Charities.
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Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize community leaders and celebrate their contributions. Tucson, meet Steve Kozachik!