Construction on $53M I-19 and Irvington Road overhaul begins next week
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 Police identify suspect in 1995 cold case
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 awarded $25M federal grant to replace aging 1st Avenue Bridge
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.
From Chicago to Tucson, America’s Hot Dog Rules Are Finally Getting Serious
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.
Tucson USD chronic absenteeism worse than nearly every other district in state
Nearly half of students in Tucson Unified School District are chronically absent, and state data shows the problem is getting worse.
Brandon Investments Buys Midvale Park Industrial Property for $5.55 Million
TUCSON, ARIZONA (July 8, 2026) -- Brandon Investments LLC purchased 51,786 square feet of industrial space at 6701 S. Midvale Park Road in Tucson from 6701 S. Midvale Park LLC for $5,550,000. The property is located in the Midvale Park Commerce Center II subdivision in Tucson’s west submarket. The sale...
🌵 Tucson Deserves Better Than Silence: Who Should Really Run the Treasurer’s Office
Jake Martin, chief deputy of the Pima County Treasurer’s Office, learned in January that his boss — Treasurer Brian Johnson — was a predator. He didn’t tell the county for five months.
New Tucson Dragway Director Aims to Channel Passion for Speed into Safe, Legal Racing
TUCSON, Arizona — The screech of tires on pavement is a sound synonymous with car racing — and one that Tucson Dragway’s new Race Director Jim Black wants more people to experience, legally and safely. Black, who still owns his very first car, a 1963 Chevy Nova...
For 2nd time, Oro Valley imposes ‘use’ tax coun
For the second time, the Oro Valley Town Council has adopted a first-ever, 2.5% “use” tax on certain out-of-state purchases made by local businesses. The June 17 vote was 4-3 to impose the tax, as it was in January. Mayor Joe Winfield was joined by Councilmembers Dr. Harry “Mo” Greene II, Joyce Jones-Ivey, and Elizabet
Extreme Heat Warnings are in effect, but monsoon will attempt to cool us down...
TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Extreme Heat Warnings remain in effect for much of southern Arizona as scorching heat continues to bake much of the Desert Southwest. The Extreme Heat Warnings will remain in effect through Wednesday evening as high temperatures climb as high as 111° with highs running between 105° and 110° throu

















