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Pocket Fire now 38% contained

As of Saturday, July 4, the wildfire had scorched 25,160 acres west of Oak Creek Canyon and was 38% contained.
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Car crash kills 20-year-old woman inside Davis-Monthan Air Force Base

The crash happened early Saturday morning, killing one woman and leaving another teen with minor injuries
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Fireworks cause large brush fire in Tucson

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The Tucson Fire Department says fireworks were to blame for a large brush fire Saturday night, July 4. The fire started just after 9:00 p.m. in the 2500 block of South Treat Avenue, which is west of Country Club and north of 36th Street. Additional...
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Arizona gets commitment from 3-star Texas OL Mason Joshua

It’s been a pretty strong summer for Arizona on the recruiting trail, and it got a little better on Saturday. 3-star Texas offensive lineman Mason Joshua announced his commitment to the Wildcats, becoming the 17th member of their 2027 recruiting class. Joshua has a nice frame, 6-foot-5 and around...
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Tell it on the mountain: Cool temps, donkeys and small town Americana for Summerhaven’s...

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Thousands of Southern Arizonans escaped the desert heat Saturday, winding their way up the Catalina Highway to celebrate Independence Day at the 53rd annual Summerhaven Fourth of July Parade on Mount Lemmon. This year's event carried added significance as the nation marked the 250th anniversary o
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Triple-digit heat continues before storm chances return next week

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Mostly dry conditions are expected across Southeast Arizona through the weekend before deeper moisture moves into the region next week. That increase in moisture is expected to bring chances for showers and thunderstorms beginning Monday and continuing through much of next week. High temperatures
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Tucson Police search for missing and vulnerable adult

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The Tucson Police Department is searching for a missing and vulnerable adult. The TPD said 22-year-old Tyrone Lewis was last seen the morning of July 4 near South Campbell Avenue and East Bilby Road. Lewis is described as a 5-foot seven man weighing 140 pounds,...
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World Cup watch parties bring Tucson community together at Lost Barrio Gallery

The FIFA World Cup is bringing Tucson residents together to watch soccer and celebrate community, with local businesses like the Lost Barrio Gallery opening their doors as gathering spaces for fans.
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Dry weather continues through the Fourth of July weekend, but monsoon will finally make...

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — The Fourth of July weekend will bring typically warm temperatures and some clouds, but the clouds we see through the weekend won’t bring any rain as the monsoon remains on break. Dry, breezy conditions will continue to keep wildfire risk high throughout southern Arizona...
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🌵 What the Declaration of Independence Actually Says About the Indigenous People Whose Land...

Tucson turned 250 last year. The corn along the Santa Cruz is eighteen times older than that. This piece reads past the fireworks and into the actual fine print of the Declaration of Independence — the grievance nobody quotes — and follows the same argument to a City Council land return, a Supreme Court justice’s own w

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