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Sonoran Restaurant Week is back! Expect lots of deals and delicious meals during this...

It’s that time of year again… and no I’m not talking about influx of pumpkin spice-flavored treats. From Sept. 4 through Sept. 13, more than 120 local restaurants will be creating menus of discounted prix fixe meals that range from $15 to $55, encouraging the community to get out, support local restaurants and enjoy a
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No licking. How scientists study Sonoran desert toads.

Last summer, Kansas State University veterinarian Gretel Tovar-Lopez headed south on Interstate 35 bound for Oklahoma State University, home to a colony of Sonoran desert toads. She and her colleagues wanted to give each toad a neurological exam to find out whether what’s normal in one species is normal in another.
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Cienega High lockdown lifted following report of gun on campus

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - On Sept. 3, the Pima County Sheriff’s Department placed Cienega High on lockdown after receiving reports of a gun on campus. The Vail Unified School District said the lockdown was lifted and the report may have been a false alarm. Details are limited, and...
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Park Place Welcomes Fall with Free Movies, Culture, Wellness and Pokémon Fun

TUCSON, Ariz. (Sept. 4, 2026) — Park Place Mall is welcoming September with four free community events featuring a magical movie meet-up, a celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, outdoor yoga and a day dedicated to Pokémon fans of all ages. The month begins with Movie Meet-Up: Practical Magic...
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Pain Institute of Southern Arizona Building Sells for $5.71 Million

TUCSON, ARIZONA (Sept. 4, 2026) — The Pain Institute of Southern Arizona property at 4881 E. Grant Road has sold for $5.71 million, marking another investment sale in Tucson’s medical office market. MOB Grant LLC of Southfield, Michigan acquired the approximately 14,771-square-foot two-story office building from Elliot
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Oro Valley family demands accountability after service dog injured during grooming appointment

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - An Oro Valley woman said her dog suffered neck and eye injuries during a grooming appointment at Petco, leaving her family with a $3,000 medical bill. Stephanie Torres said her dog, Buttons, has been part of the family for three years. “She is the baby...
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$25 Challenge: The Peddlers Passage has tons of whimsical trinkets and local goods

The Peddlers Passage brings together local makers, vintage collectors, and small businesses under one roof in a curated, whimsical marketplace- complete with soft medieval-core music drifting through the shelves of curiosities and delightful trinkets. Owner Bianna Workman said the idea for The Peddlers Passage came fro
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No one home, no one hurt after Watertown fire

Firefighters put out a house fire at 202 Haney Street in Watertown in 30-minutes, but it did do significant damage to the home.
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Former Lawrence Co. Deputy federally indicted in insurance scheme

Federal prosecutors have indicted a former Lawrence County deputy and his wife on charges accusing them of using stolen personal information to file fraudulent life insurance policies.
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Investigations ongoing after two found dead in Cochise County

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Two people were found dead in the Pearce area on Thursday, Sept. 3, but authorities said it appears they are not connected. A man was hit and killed while walking on SR 181, and a 58-year-old woman was found dead in the front yard of her home on Shepherd Hills Road.

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