Dillinger daze: Tucson holiday is back and so fun it should be criminal
Tucson ready to celebrate as Dillinger Days returns Friday and Saturday at Hotel Congress and the Old Pima County Courthouse.
Rincon/University grad Alfredo Villa excelling in Nicaraguan Professional League finals
Rincon/University Class of 2016 graduate Alfredo Villa is becoming a pitching sensation in Nicaragua. Villa, a 28-year-old right-hander, pitched a solid six innings for the Leones de León in their 5-2 win over the Gigantes de Rivas in Game 3 of the Nicaragua Professional League finals on Wednesday night at León,...
Oro Valley Council Approves New Use Tax, Rejects Telecom and Commercial Lease Taxes
ORO VALLEY, AZ (Jan. 16, 2026) — Oro Valley’s Town Council voted 4–3 Wednesday night to adopt a new 2.5% use tax aimed at capturing revenue from certain large, untaxed purchases made outside town limits, while rejecting two other proposed taxes backed by Mayor Joe Winfield. Under...
Arizona’s Secret Pancake Joints That Will Make You Rethink Breakfast
I have a confession to make: my weekends are often planned around pancakes. Not the fluffy, microwaveable kind or the stacks from a chain restaurant that leave you feeling a little sad. I’m talking about the real deal. The kind of golden-brown, buttery perfection that makes you close your eyes...
Arizona’s Best Steakhouses For The Perfect Cut Of Meat
Let’s be real, folks: life is just too short for a bad steak. You know the ones I’m talking about. The ones that require more chewing than a piece of bubble gum, leaving you dreaming of what could have been. Well, I’ve made it my personal mission to save you from that disappointment.
Exclusive: Sneak peek of Banner’s new pediatric emergency department
Banner Medical Center on Campbell is opening a new pediatric emergency department to offer specialized care to children.
Copper Creek staff waiting for relocation following closure announcement
13 News is learning more about what’s happening to teachers and staff at Copper Creek Elementary, after the Amphitheater School District voted to close the school and three others on Tuesday.
Arizona communities prepare for possibility of increased federal enforcement actions
Immigration agents raided two Taco Giro restaurants Friday, Dec. 5. 2025, which escalated to officials firing pepper spray into a crowd of bystanders, including Congressmember Adelita Grijalva. Minneapolis leaders said Renee Good, who was shot and killed by an ICE officer last week, was a legal observer of...
Tucson Prepares for Possible Federal Law Enforcement Surge
As federal law enforcement presence increases in various U.S. cities, Tucson officials are proactively preparing for a potential influx. This comes amid reports of unrequested federal deployments in other areas. According to a recent announcement by city authorities, there is heightened surveillance on similar events...
One killed in crash on Interstate 19 in Green Valley
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - One person died in a single-vehicle crash on Interstate 19 near East Duval Road in Green Valley early Friday, Jan. 16. The Santa Rita Fire District said it was a rollover crash, and the person died at the scene. Arizona DPS said a vehicle was...

















