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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.

Two armed robbers broke into Riton Optics on Tucson's east side on the morning of June 21, stealing nearly $40,000 in tactical gear, including scopes, compressors, and firearms.

Tucked along East Broadway Boulevard in Tucson, Arizona, Little Anthony’s Diner is the kind of place that makes you feel like you’ve traveled back in time the moment you walk through the door. With its 1950s decor, friendly staff, and a menu packed with classic American comfort food, this family-owned gem has built a l

Drivers who use I-19 and Irvington Road should prepare for construction anticipated to last 20 months as the Arizona Department of Transportation launches a major $53.4 million reconstruction project.

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The Tucson Police Department has identified the suspect in a 1995 cold case. Back in March 1995, 38-year-old Luis Gustavo Suchite was found at an apartment complex located at 2020 South Columbus Boulevard with a gunshot wound. The TPD said Suchite was taken to Tucson...

Tucson will receive $25 million in federal funding to replace the aging 1st Avenue Bridge over the Rillito River. Construction is one to two years away.

Ask three people how to build a proper hot dog, and you might start an argument, because where you’re standing decides the rules. This summer, that argument has spread well past sports bars, landing on real restaurant menus and picking up genuine culinary respect right in the middle of National Hot Dog Month.

Nearly half of students in Tucson Unified School District are chronically absent, and state data shows the problem is getting worse.