Records Show Years of Warning Signs Before Tucson Pride Shut Down
Federal tax records and a former board member points to years of strain that eroded the organization’s stability and trust.
A long-tolerated gray-market drug popular among the youth and LGBTQ+ people could soon carry prison time in Arizona.
With vetoes from Gov. Katie Hobbs looming, some legislators are reviving old proposals that have once failed, and turning to ballot measures to push them through.
Demonstrators opposing a proposed partnership between the Pinal County Attorney’s Office and federal immigration officials drowned out a Republican press conference Monday, forcing lawmakers inside and signaling a contentious start to the legislative session.
Providers warn the city’s park ordinance could undermine HIV prevention efforts targeting unhoused residents.
Los trabajadores de salud pública de Arizona están reemplazando los modelos tradicionales de clínicas con alcance en las calles para llegar a personas que de otro modo podrían quedar fuera del sistema.
An initial draft of the proposal to LOOKOUT revealed sweeping changes to how community orgs can provide harm-reduction supplies and testing at city parks.
Nearly a quarter of HIV-related deaths in Maricopa County involved people who were housing insecure, but limited data and threatened housing programs leave the scope of the crisis largely unseen.
Arizona’s public health workers are replacing outdated clinic models with street-level outreach to reach people who might otherwise fall through the cracks.
On EBT? Want to help in the SNAP shutdown? Here are some places that are pulling together.
The organization behind Arizona’s first Pride admits tax filing lapses, funding gaps, and event conflicts forcing a delay in this year's annual Pride festival.
The goal, create empathy for a stranger, is one of the most effective ways to ease cultural tension, experts say.
Police say the man admitted to making the threat, claiming he wanted to target the LGBTQ community as a result of online rhetoric from political leaders.
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