Have an artsy weekend in Tucson with these local events! August 28-30 🎨
This list is for everyone who loves anything artsy and creative! From a gallery show to local markets and a Friday paint & sip, here's some of the events happening in Tucson August 28-30 that will help you have the perfect artsy weekend. Momentos. The Tucson Museum of Art is...
Arizona leaders tackle water supply at Tucson summit
Arizona leaders met Friday to discuss water supply challenges, Colorado River cuts and long-term planning for the state's growing population.
How This Tucson Favorite Became a GO-TO for Pizza, Coffee, Sandwiches, and More —...
Time Market turns an ordinary Tucson day into an easy reason to enjoy comforting food, good coffee, and neighborhood energy. Fresh artisan bread, wood-fired pizza, specialty groceries, coffee, and wine come together at this longtime University Boulevard favorite. Guests can arrive for breakfast, linger over a satisfyin
Four Armory Park trees fall in Thursday evening monsoon storm
Lara Hamwey, director of the Tucson Parks and Recreation Department, said the city believes a microburst may have been responsible for the concentrated damage.
Storm damage hits downtown Tucson, including newly renovated park
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Residents in downtown Tucson were shaken up after a storm swept through the area Thursday, Aug. 27. The possible monsoon microburst left damage across town, including at a park that recently underwent renovations. Four large trees were uprooted at Armory Park near South Sixth Avenue...
Pima County Jail Inmate Dies Just a Day After Booking, Fifth Death in Two...
A 40-year-old woman died at the Pima County Adult Detention Complex on Wednesday, just one day after she was booked into the jail on multiple arrest warrants. Rena E. Parra was found unresponsive in her cell shortly after 5:45 p.m., and corrections officers began lifesaving measures before she was pronounced dead, acco
TPD recruit honored at law enforcement graduation
TPD recruit Carlos Ramirez, killed in a home invasion, was honored Thursday at the Southern Arizona Law Enforcement Training Center graduation.
I Left Bitter Chicago Winters to Retire in Tucson—Now I Have to Face Scorpions...
Thinking about moving to another state, but not sure how to start? Welcome to Crossing the Line, where real people spill about how they searched for properties in another state. Today, Tricia McKee, a 54-year-old retiree, opens up about what led her to pack up her life outside of. Chicago...
Tucson boy diagnosed with rare disease
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - An 11-year-old Tucson boy is being treated at Banner Diamond Children’s Medical Center after being diagnosed with idiopathic multicentric Castleman disease. Gio was transferred to Banner after undergoing tests and scans at Tucson Medical Center. His mother, Patricia Cruz, said his condition ch
GOP lieutenant governor nominee Sine Kerr sits down with Dan Marries
GOP lieutenant governor nominee Sine Kerr sat down with 13 News’ Dan Marries on Thursday, Aug. 27.
