Nancy Guthrie Neighbors Speak Out About Serial Attacker Who Terrorized Their Streets
'We are a close-knit community. Nothing or no case will ever change that.'
UPDATE: Suspect arrested in Westside brush fire case
Multiple agencies responded to a brush fire along El Camino Del Cerro that sparked Tuesday night between I-10 and Silverbell.
Commercial Real Estate 05-19-26
1. Bonesta Inc. purchased three assisted living facilities from Sante Partners in a portfolio transaction totaling $75.61M. The properties were:. Santé of North Scottsdale, a 52.4KSF facility at 17490 N. 93rd St. in Scottsdale, which sold for $27.21M;. Santé of Mesa, a 48.3KSF facility at 5358 E. Baseline Road...
‘Senior Assassin’ game leads to investigation in Sahuarita
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - A game of “Senior Assassin” led to an investigation in Sahuarita on Tuesday, May 19. The Sahuarita Police Department said a student brought a toy gun to Anza Trail School. The game usually pits students against each other in an elimination-style format. The...
Marana Regional Airport to receive $800K in federal funding for control tower
Marana Regional Airport has been tapped to receive $800,000 in grant money for a future air traffic control tower.
Police find 8th grader, Orbeez-style toy gun following 911 call
Police in Sahuarita have determined there was no active threat to Anza Trail School, students, staff or the community following a report that a student brought a gun to campus.
Tucson Police investigating woman’s disappearance as a homicide
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The Tucson Police Department is asking for help in the disappearance of a woman missing since 2009. The TPD says 44-year-old Patricia Lynn Lyons was living with her family in Savannah, Tennessee, before traveling to Tucson in January 2009. In March of that year, police...
Program helps Davis-Monthan airmen prepare for civilian careers
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The Desert Thunder Squadron is expanding a program designed to help retiring Davis-Monthan Air Force Base airmen transition into civilian careers, addressing a challenge faced by hundreds of service members each year. More than 600 airmen at the base finish their military service annually, and
Tucson Spotlight asked residents: What news do you want to read? Here’s what they...
A Tucson-based news outlet spent several months asking its community what they wanted to read about, and what issues they thought were important. Among the results: more coverage of housing and homelessness, roads and infrastructure and immigration. And, readers said they want solutions-based reporting. Caitlin Schmidt
Tucson staycation deals offer Memorial Day alternatives as gas prices climb
Memorial Day weekend is just days away, but drivers may want to think twice before planning a long road trip.
