IOU Sushi III Closes After 10 Years on Tucson’s North Oracle Road
IOU Sushi III, the all-you-can-eat restaurant that spent close to a decade feeding Tucson diners near Oracle Road and Limberlost Drive, has closed. The restaurant at 4280 N. Oracle Road Suite 180 is now listed as permanently closed, ending a run that began in early 2017. The owners broke the...
Summer utility bills find mobile home residents with few options
This story was originally published by Arizona Luminaria. Dyan Norfleet had to dip into her savings to pay her August bill at Twin Palms, a north side Tucson mobile home park. The total bill was more than $900, including $171 in electricity costs — the month before she had paid $777.21 for lot rent, house rent and utilities, according to bills shared with Arizona Luminaria. Norfleet’s home has a swamp cooler in one room and two fans.
Tucson, AZ Wind Advisory Oct. 15-17: Gusts Could Hit 60 MPH
Wind advisory begins Thursday night as gusts up to 60 mph threaten outdoor events across Southeast Arizona.
Arizona District 6 voter guide: Where Ciscomani, Mendoza, Swing stand
Oct. 23 – Last day to request a mail-in ballot. Oct. 27 – Recommended deadline to mail back your ballot. Register to vote or check your registration details:. Ciscomani and Mendoza, the two major-party candidates, faced off in a debate Sept. 10, where they clashed over the economy, health care, immigration and other issues. Watch the replay here.
Prop. 421 voter guide: What Tucson’s TEP franchise vote decides
Tucson voters will decide this November whether to approve or deny a new 25-year agreement between the City of Tucson and Tucson Electric Power. Proposition 421 asks voters to allow the city to enter into a franchise agreement with TEP, a privately owned utility whose parent company is Canada-based Fortis Inc. TEP holds a monopoly on electricity service in the Tucson metro area and has operated under a 25-year franchise agreement with the City of Tucson since 2000.
Prosecutors say a Tucson man kept $104,013 in Social Security payments sent to his...
A federal grand jury in Tucson has indicted Ruffin Alford III, 48, on a charge that he kept $104,013 in Social Security benefits deposited into his deceased mother’s bank account between October 2020 and August 2025, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Arizona said on September 16. An indictment is a formal accusation, […] The post Prosecutors say a Tucson man kept $104,013 in Social Security payments sent to his late mother’s account appeared first on The Money Overview .
More space to help homeless vets escape the streets
For a veteran fighting homelessness a new expansion to transitional housing could be the anchor that begins their trip to a better life.
Indoor Pickleball Chain Files Bankruptcy as Lease Guarantees Strain Expansion
Oro Valley, AZ (October 13, 2026) -- The Picklr, an indoor pickleball franchise brand that has expanded into Arizona, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as it seeks to restructure financial obligations tied to its rapid growth, including corporate guarantees on franchise facility leases. The filing comes shortly after...
Arizona cities named among nation’s safest for new homeowners
For people shopping for a home in Arizona, safety is often part of the calculation before the moving truck ever arrives.
Tucson Man Charged After Threatening White House Bombings In Emails To Local News
A Tucson man faces federal charges after emailing bomb threats targeting the White House and Washington D.C. sites to a local news station in September.

















