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Sports, especially baseball, have long expected players to remain stoic, tough and emotionally silent. But as mental health awareness expands across Major League Baseball, that old-school mentality is shifting.

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“Sprinter,” the title track of Cat Ridgeway’s latest album, isn’t just one of the best pop-rock singles of the year. The infectious track is deep.

The Tucson community is invited to ride to Bicycle Inter-Community Art and Salvage to enjoy the pairing of Dragoon Brewing Co. beer and bicycle-themed art.

More than two years in, the marriage of Tohono Chul Park and Children’s Museum Oro Valley is a match made in. the Sonoran Desert’s special magic, leaders of both organizations agree.

While the cannabis and alcohol industries have frequently been at odds, a surge in popularity of THC-infused drinks has ushered in a new era for companies that make alcoholic beverages.

Increasingly, the traditional model is being disrupted by influencers whose qualifications are often limited to great abs and a ring light, yet whose audience reach can surpass even that of the most successful gyms.

Starting a band can be a significant commitment. Chris O’Gorman had this dream and sought help from family and friends to make it a reality. The result is the Tucson-based shoegaze group Future Fiires.

Slated to go into effect in 2026, the FY26 Agriculture-FDA spending bill could signal a new era for hemp-derived THC products, which have otherwise been legal since 2018.

Welcome to BATA’s Summer Supper Club, where for $50 plus drinks and tip, diners gather once a week for what turns out to be a fascinating, sometimes brave, venture into the world of eating.

Yume Japanese Gardens has merged with the Tucson Botanical Gardens.

The Western National Parks Association’s National Parks Store is the only one of its kind in the Western United States, but makes the parks easily accessible to the Old Pueblo because it is in Oro Valley.

Driven by an obsession to understand what dogs actually need to thrive, a former Search & Rescue deputy found himself not just learning — but cooking. As such, he began experimenting in the kitchen, developing homemade meals.

Jim Valenzuela remembers the days when men and boys enjoyed a traditional barbershop experience with services like haircuts and straight-edge shaves. Unable to find that, he opened his first V’s Barbershop in Arcadia. Now he has 60 locations nationwide.

Ryan Anderson views his music as a means to express himself, something he and his bandmates take to heart with Dexter and the Moonrocks.

Sixpence None the Richer’s angelic, ubiquitous hit “Kiss Me” has maintained its relevance.

With the stifling Tucson heat, staying motivated to go outside can be tough. There needs to be a good reason to leave the house. The Tucson Racquet and Fitness Club’s Friday Night Barbecue Series is one of those activities.

Published survey data from the medical journal Parkinson’s Disease suggests that people with the condition have experienced quality of life improvements after consuming cannabis.

Summertime in Tucson can be intolerable to humans, let alone dogs. Canine family members need to run, jump, play and relieve themselves — all of which can be difficult in the heat. Frankie Lemer has the answer: Bark Park at Dogs of Tucson.

Pets are wonderful additions to any family, offering companionship and unconditional love. Tucson Doggie Doors preserves that relationship by creating custom solutions for pets.