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Mortgage rates hit two-year high

Mortgage rates hit a two-year high around the first time interest rates are hiking for the first time in three years.
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Arizona State School for the Deaf and the Blind offers first look at new...

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The Arizona State School for the Deaf and the Blind offered a first look at its new campus in Oro Valley at the former Copper Creek Elementary School site, after closing its longtime campus on West Speedway Blvd. in Tucson. ASDB welcomed nearly 100 students...
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Why Locals LOVE This Flavor-Packed Brunch in Tucson, Arizona

Prep & Pastry on Grant gives East Tucson diners a comfort-food brunch destination filled with fresh pastries, rich egg dishes, juicy burgers, and specialty coffee. ☕. Its menu travels from sweet French toast to savory Benedicts, making it a welcoming choice for breakfast, lunch, or an unhurried weekend meal. This...
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Tucson Medical Dental Complex Sells for $5.825 Million

TUCSON, ARIZONA (Sept. 17, 2026) — ACE Oracle-AZ, LLC, an Alpharetta, Georgia-based investment entity, purchased the Tucson Medical Dental Complex at 4625–4627 N. Oracle Road in Tucson for $5.825 million. Health Wealth Fund One Series 1, LLC of Colorado Springs sold the 13,860-square-foot medical office property in an.
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Groves & Lincoln Park neighbors demand action on state land dumping, encampments

Residents of the Groves Lincoln Park neighborhood on Tucson's east side say illegal dumping, homeless encampments, shootings, and ATV riding near state land behind their homes are going unaddressed
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Arizona Attorney General seeking information on cold case death

PHOENIX - Officials with the Arizona Attorney General's Office say they are asking for the public's help, as they continue to investigate the death of a southern Arizona woman. The backstory:. In a statement released on Sept. 17, the victim was identified as Zuraida "Bee Bee" Lewis. "On Friday, January...
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Arizona to host 4-star center Kamsi Awaka for official visit

The Arizona Wildcats enjoyed the Tobe Awaka experience so much, they figured why not run it back with another member of the family? Tommy Lloyd and the Wildcats
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Sunnyside Foundation spends nearly $80,000 on teacher projects

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Excellence in Education mini-grants are helping Sunnyside teachers address classroom needs. The Sunnyside Foundation spends tens of thousands of dollars each year supporting teacher projects, and the application is now open. Teacher creates Reading Nook. Students at Rivera Elementary School ar
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This Old-School Tucson Diner Feels Like Stepping Back In Time For Made-From-Scratch Comfort Food

Some places in Tucson still run on old-fashioned rules: get there early, bring your appetite, and expect breads that were mixed and baked in the same kitchen where your breakfast lands. Word travels fast about a cinnamon roll so oversized that a single order can feed a whole table. Families...
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Tucson is set to approve changes for large water users. Advocates say they aren’t...

Tucson City Council will consider proposed changes to its large water user ordinance Tuesday, but some environmental advocates and Tucson residents say the changes don’t go far enough. The city council rushed to approve a new ordinance in August 2025 to protect the city from large water users like...

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