Walden Grove out duels No. 1 Mica Mountain to snap Thunderbolts’ 16-game winning streak
Walden Grove football countered Mica Mountain’s fourth quarter comeback with a last-minute touchdown and two-point conversion to top the Thunderbolts’ last minute score. On Friday night on the road, No. 10 Walden Grove (5-2, 2-0 4A Kino) knocked off No. 1 Mica Mountain (6-1, 1-1 4A Kino) 22-21, snapping the two-time defending 4A state champions’ 16-game winning streak.
Arizona softball gets fall ball underway with 1st Red-Blue scrimmage
It’s time for Wildcats new and old to take the field for fall practice games. For the first time, that preparation will include two intrasquad scrimmages beginning Friday, Oct. 9 at 6 p.m. MST. It could also include some surprises on the field. Arizona will not only feature the...
Amphitheater Public Schools ask voters to approve sale of closed campuses
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Amphitheater Public Schools is asking voters to approve the sale of six properties, including four closed elementary schools, through Proposition 426 on the Nov. 3 ballot. Arizona law said school districts may need voter approval before selling properties. Closed school leaves neighborhood quiet. Mark Platt,...
Tucson Man Accused Of Returning With Two Men, Pistol-Whipping And Shooting Victim In Midtown...
Pima County Superior Court — Referenced Court In Arraignment Procedure. A Tucson man accused of returning to a midtown home with two other men and allegedly pistol-whipping and shooting a victim now faces several felony charges, including aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and armed robbery. A judge set his bond at $150,000 after his first court appearance.
Police respond to threats, suspicious activity against JoAnna Mendoza
JoAnna Mendoza sits for an interview at the Paul and Alice Baker Center for Public Media, Thursday Oct. 1. Pima County law enforcement responded to two incidents in the past two weeks concerning the safety of Democratic House candidate JoAnna Mendoza. In the first incident, a man emailed a concerning...
Tucson residents seek help finding escaped toucan
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - A Tucson resident needs help locating their toucan who escaped from the home on the east side of Tucson on the morning of Oct. 9. The toucan was last seen near Harrison Road and Speedway Boulevard, specifically near Rosewood Street. Neighbors have advised calling (520)...
PACC asks for help finding homes for dogs seized in hoarding situation
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The Pima Animal Care Center needs adopters for 26 dogs that were seized in a hoarding case. The Tucson Police Department called for help from Animal Protection Officers as they were working to condemn a house near Irvington Road and 12th Avenue. Animal Protection Officers...
Three Tucson Gas Station Sales Total $10.35 Million in September
TUCSON, Arizona (Oct. 9, 2026) — Three Tucson gas station and convenience store properties sold for a combined $10.35 million in September, with two Chevron locations and a Circle K property changing hands in separate transactions. The sales involved different sellers and buyers, encompassing an owner-user purchase and investment acquisitions.
Arizona Farmers Market Vandalized After Car Drives Through Artisan Tent and Barn Doors (Exclusive)
The market is asking for community support after a vehicle caused significant damage to the property
Proposition 422 asks Tucson voters to keep funding Reid Park Zoo
A wide-eyed squirrel monkey runs across a log as it plays with its food, popping a chunk of fruit in and out of his mouth. Behind it, another monkey climbs up a tree branch, its long tail wrapped around the bark. The squirrel monkeys move fast through their unlikely haven in the desert, where they leap from tree trunks and wooden planks onto thick ropes, scurrying through an overhead tunnel to their cooler indoor space to escape the growing heat.
