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TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The Baboquivari Unified School District is using federal Impact Aid funding to build affordable teacher housing as Arizona faces more than 4,000 teaching vacancies, according to the Arizona Department of Education. The district has 41 housing units, with two-bedroom apartments renting for $300

Astrid Castillo-Garcia, a Venezuelan immigrant, was cleaning a classroom at Tucson High when TUSD security escorted her off campus — and later claimed that, as a probationary employee, she had no rights.

University of Arizona adaptive golfers took over Woodmont County Club in Maryland this weekend. Nick King talks with the students about their experiences.

Today’s older adults are traveling, pursuing lifelong learning, prioritizing wellness and seeking opportunities to remain physically, socially and intellectually engaged. As expectations for retirement continue to evolve, so has senior living. Increasingly, communities are designed not simply to provide services, but t

A judge has ruled the state did not establish probable cause, effectively dismissing a manslaughter case against a former Sonora Behavioral Health employee.

The City of Tucson opens its first shared public safety complex on the Southside, housing both a police substation and fire station.

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Monsoon has come back to life and will continue to bring thunderstorms to southeastern Arizona through the end of the week and all through the weekend. For Thursday and Friday, the best chance of rain will occur east of Tucson with a better chance of...

The Ironwood Pig Sanctuary, KGUN 9's Giving Project nonprofit for July, is celebrating a milestone: 25 years of providing a home for pot-bellied pigs.

TUCSON, AZ — Tucson police have closed a 2014 homicide investigation after new evidence led detectives to seek murder charges against a suspect who had already died. Officials said the case involved the death of 79-year-old Leroy Baillie. The department said if the suspect had been alive, he would...

A Flood Watch is in effect starting Thursday at 1pm and continuing through Sunday at 6pm. Heavy rain may cause flash flooding in urban and low lying areas.