Authorities looking for suspect following stabbing near Sierra Vista
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Authorities responded to a stabbing at a home near Sierra Vista on Tuesday, May 26. The Cochise County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that a 49-year-old man was stabbed in the 4400 block of East Camino Principal, which is near SR 92 and East Ramsey Road.
Eastside Pima Animal Care Center set to open its doors in June
Staff says the shelter’s small-room setup gives nervous dogs a chance to gain confidence, while community donations helped bring the project to life.
Making a splash: Tucson offers free swim lessons for kids
The City of Tucson is offering free swimming lessons for children this summer through a program funded by the Pima County Health Department.
Your First Alert Forecast from Tue. morning, May 26, 2026
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Tucson group proves that moving to music offers all kinds of benefits as you...
Members of the Tucson, Arizona-based Rodeo City Wreckettes say they have improved their health and have fun dancing with the group for women aged 50 and over.
31 Arizona artists, one giant Tucson art show 🎨✨ Arizona Biennial returns to TMA
Arizona’s biggest celebration of contemporary art is back. The Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block officially opened the Arizona Biennial 2026 on May 22, inviting visitors into a vibrant showcase of creativity, identity and Southwestern storytelling from artists across the state. Now in its 78th year, the Arizona..
Downtown bakery launches pay-it-forward meal program after tip jar theft
The owners of 1989 Bake House on Fourth Avenue say a recent tip jar theft inspired them to launch a new pay-it-forward meal voucher program aimed at helping people in need.
Boy Scout Troop 157 honors fallen veterans on Memorial Day
Boy Scout Troop 157 honored veterans at East Lawn Palms Cemetery and Mortuary by placing and collecting flags on Memorial Day weekend.
Tucson nonprofit offering free activities for foster kids
An organization is building an enrichment center to offer free activities to foster kids in southern Arizona. Whitney Clark shares the nonprofit's mission.
Stacks Book Club to open new Tucson location on Tuesday
If this was the opening scene in a film instead of a simple newspaper story, the camera might quickly find a young couple slowly sipping from their glasses of wine, quietly discussing their day, clearly content to be there for a while. The surprise would come in Scene Two, when...

















