By Korayma Lamadrid, El Inde Arizona Sex slaves, latex enthusiasts, furries, goth vampires and pets were all present and accounted for at “Love Killz,” the first-ever Tucson fetish ball held at the Jackrabbit Lounge on Feb. 2.  The heedy fragrance of leather and smoke filled the retro-style lounge on North Oracle Road as attendees dressed…

Skylar Zannini, El Inde Arizona For the past five years, the University of Arizona Museum of Art<https://artmuseum.arizona.edu/> has showcased local high school students’ artwork in an exhibition titled “Our Stories.” Students from Tucson and Pima County schools are selected by their art teachers to participate and have a chance to win a $1,000 scholarship with…

Allie Skaggs, El Inde Arizona It’s rivalry weekend for the GymCats as they head north to Tempe to take on the Arizona State University Sun Devils. The University of Arizona is 8-9 all-time against ASU, and they are looking for another Territorial Cup win on Saturday, Jan. 28. According to Road to Nationals rankings, the…

Alli Burgess, El Inde Arizona Ballet Tucson will perform a world premiere and two works that are new to the company in its Tucson Desert Song Festival performances this weekend.  Soprano Erika Burkhardt and Tucson’s Duo Chinoiserie will join the company dancers Friday, Feb. 17, through Sunday, Feb. 19, for the world premiere of “Himiko,”…

By Alli Burgess El Inde Arizona Tucson Mayor Regina Romero is on a mission to plant a million trees in Tucson by 2030 as part of a global initiative to plant a trillion trees worldwide. “We have raised over $700,000 in private donations helping us get closer to our goal of planting 1 million trees…