Lotus Broadens Larry Mac’s Role Across Tucson Portfolio
Lotus Communications has promoted Larry Mac to Director of Operations & Programming, expanding his oversight across both the company’s Spanish-language and general market station portfolios in Southern Arizona after more than 19 years with the company. He will help oversee operations for Spanish-language stations La...
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9 Things to Know About Living in Arizona Today
Population estimates from the Arizona Office of Economic Opportunity show that Arizona’s population has exceeded 7.5 million, expanding at roughly 1.3% per year, outpacing the national growth rate. Home prices and rent have climbed sharply, pushing the cost of living above the U.S. average for the first time. Rapid...
Police Ask Neighbors for Surveillance Footage Weeks After Suspicious Vehicle Sighting
You notice how a single parked car can change a neighborhood’s rhythm — and now investigators want your help tracing it. Police have asked neighbors to share surveillance footage from specific dates after spotting a suspicious vehicle near Nancy Guthrie’s home, seeking clips that could reveal movements or faces...
Donated circus wagons to make debut in Tucson Rodeo Parade
There’s a new addition to this year’s Tucson Rodeo Parade, unique wagons that have never made an appearance in the world’s longest non-motorized parade.
South Tucson City Council votes to cancel flock camera contracts
SOUTH TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — The South Tucson City Council voted 5-2 to cancel flock camera contracts Tuesday evening. Flock cameras are automated license plate readers and surveillance devices law enforcement uses to help solve and prevent crimes or to find missing persons. They are mounted on light poles and other...
‘Three Coyotes, Zero Chill’: Coyotes Fight Hard on Arizona Porch
A homeowner in Tucson, Arizona caught an intense moment between three coyotes on her porch. The animals were fighting hard. “Just your average Tucson porch . . . featuring three coyotes and zero chill,” wrote the Arizona Daily Star in an Instagram post sharing the video. “Tucson homeowner, Myrna Arizpe, caught this...
Nancy Guthrie suspect likely exhibiting these suspicious behaviors: Profiler
James Fitzgerald, a retired FBI agent, is credited with helping to crack the “Unabomber” case in the 1990s.
Tucson couple sentenced for COVID-era unemployment benefit fraud
TUCSON, AZ (AZFamily) — The Arizona Attorney General’s Office has announced the sentencing for a southern Arizona couple convicted of defrauding the state’s pandemic unemployment system. In a news release, the AG’s office said Wednesday that David Christopher Ellis, 42, was sentenced to six years in the...
Blind students from ASDB frustrated that Oro Valley campus will not accommodate them
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Operations at the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and the Blind will look different next school year, due to funding and enrollment. The school will relocate to Copper Creek Elementary in Oro Valley, but the school has officially announced in a letter to parents that blind students will...

















