Rising Tensions and Disrespect on Hiking Trails
There has been a recent surge in complaints about the behavior of hikers on trails. Reports suggest that there is an increasing disregard for trail etiquette, with hikers leaving litter, failing to acknowledge others, and even harassing wildlife. Some hikers have also been criticized for their use of technology on...
AZ Tucson’s Most Loveable Puppies Eagerly Awaits Forever Homes Today!
Considering pet adoption? Or perhaps you just enjoy all things cute and cuddly? Numerous charming pets are ready for a loving home at animal shelters situated in and near tucson.
As Arizona weighs healthcare cuts, Tucson disability caregivers seek support
Programs like Home and Community Based Services that provide support for caregivers are facing uncertainty. Editor’s note: This story includes discussion of suicide. If you or someone you know needs help, the national suicide and crisis lifeline is available by calling or texting 988. There is also an online chat at...
Driver who hit, killed man pushing disabled vehicle appears in court
Pedro Samaniego Alvarez is charged with manslaughter and endangerment for a fatal crash in Tucson on Nov. 14.
El Güero Canelo Reignites South 12th: Bigger Flagship, Same Sonoran Dog Soul
This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. After a summer send‑off for its original building, El Güero Canelo is back on South 12th Avenue. The storied stand‑turned‑institution reopened Nov. 5, 2025 in a newly built space beside its longtime site at 5201 S. 12th Ave., restoring a southside landmark...
Mysterious Midtown Chimes: A Community Enigma
Residents of midtown have recently reported a mysterious chiming noise that has been baffling the community. This peculiar sound, described as a cascading chime, seems to occur predominantly in the mornings and afternoons. The frequency of the sound is noted to be more than what one would expect from a church bell...
Staffing shortage forces 10 Tucson Fire vehicles out of service on Thanksgiving
The Tucson Fire Department warned the community in a social media post that a staffing shortfall forced 10 fire and support vehicles out of service during the Thanksgiving holiday.
From Buffalo to Kolb & 22nd: Anchor Bar plants first Arizona flag with 60+...
This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. The birthplace brand of the Buffalo wing has landed on the Eastside: Anchor Bar opened Oct. 29 at 7080 E. 22nd St., Ste. 104, in the former Brushfire BBQ space at Kolb & 22nd. The first Arizona location brings the 1964 origin story to Tucson along with a...
Father Kino Named the Catalina Mountains in the 1690s after His Sister, Catarina: A...
The Catalina mountains, a prominent feature in Arizona, have a rich history that dates back to the 1690s. The mountains were named by Father Kino, who chose to name them after his sister, Catarina. Interestingly, he spelled it with an 'L', leading to the name 'Catalina'. This spelling discrepancy sparked a debate...
Does Anyone Know Where I Can Purchase a Preheated, Single-Serving Thanksgiving Platter?
In a world where technology has brought us closer than ever, Thanksgiving traditions have evolved to adapt to the changing times. One such tradition is the shared family dinner over FaceTime, a practice that has become especially significant for those who are unable to be physically present with their loved ones....

















