Gibson Food Hall: Tucson’s new home for local flavor
Gibson Food Hall and Market may be one of Downtown Tucson’s newest additions, but its story goes back more than a century. The building has been reinvented: first a car dealership, then a gym‑equipment factory and a community theater. DEEPER DIVE: The secret is out about Downtown Tucson’s...
Dale McDowell Takes Control Late To Win Scott Bloomquist Memorial Scorcher
Dale McDowell emerged victorious on Thursday night at Volunteer Speedway to win the 2026 edition of the ‘Scott Bloomquist Memorial Scorcher!’ The Chickamauga, Georgia Hall of Famer qualified third fastest overall during time trials before securing a heat race triumph. After starting third on the grid in the 50-lap Sout
KinderCare-Leased Tucson Property Sells for $2.3 Million
TUCSON, AZ (Sept. 22, 2026) -- A 3,892-square-foot childcare property at 8425 E. Old Spanish Trail in Tucson sold for $2.3 million, or approximately $590.96 per square foot, in an investment sale that closed September 3, 2026. The buyer was KC Tucson LLC, with a mailing address in Kaysville, Utah....
Rain returns this week for Monsoon 2026’s last gasp!
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 72. West southwest wind 5 to 7 mph becoming light and variable. Tuesday: A 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after 11am. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 93. Light and variable wind becoming south southwest 5 to 8 mph in the afternoon.
Tucson Now: TUSD is ready to hear from parents, and possibly close schools
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Isabela Lisco stopped by the Tucson Now desk to preview the first of three TUSD listening sessions dedicated to hearing the community out on possible plans to close ten schools across the district. All three of the listening sessions will be streamed on Tucson Now...
Casa del Rio celebrates nearly 50 years serving Eastside Tucson
Casa del Rio has been an Eastside Tucson staple since it opened in 1979, serving Mexican food to the community for nearly 50 years. The restaurant features food cooked by a dedicated staff, cocktails prepared for the community, and a space open to the whole family.
This Family-Run Arizona Tortilleria Presses Sonoran Flour Tortillas So Big They Drape Off The...
Warm tortillas so thin the light shines through them wait at a little corner market inside a quiet Tucson neighborhood. Behind the counter, a family that has been shaping this recipe for generations keeps the griddle going all morning long. Regulars drive from across Arizona, and even from out of...
New Colescott Watts Gallery Opens with Rare 1960s Works by Acclaimed Artist Barbara Rogers
Young Tucson Artists Launch New Gallery Dedicated to Artistic Legacy, Discovery and Contemporary Voices. Tucson, AZ (September 22, 2026) — A new chapter in Tucson’s art scene is about to unfold as artists and curators Cooper Colescott and Sam Watts open the Colescott Watts Gallery, a new exhibition space dedicated to d
DNA, trail cameras reveal new secrets about endangered jaguars roaming southern Arizona
Researchers at the University of Arizona's Wild Cat Research and Conservation Center have spent 15 years tracking endangered jaguars in mountain ranges southeast of Tucson using trail cameras and genetic sampling. Five male jaguars have been detected since the federally funded monitoring project began in 2011, with rec
Tucson residents to weigh in on already-approved large water user ordinance for the first...
Shortly after rejecting Project Blue, a large-scale data center, the city of Tucson last fall fast-tracked approval of its first large water user ordinance without a public hearing — city officials said it was important to get something on the books immediately. Tucson Water has periodically met with a...

















