Benson police investigating recent vandalism of Flock cameras
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - An investigation is ongoing after two Flock cameras were vandalized in Benson in the past week. Benson Police Chief Greg Volker confirmed with 13 News that the most recent incident happened near Ocotillo Road and Jackson Street on Sunday, Aug. 9. Volker said someone cut...
TUSD is looking to hire more bus drivers
TUSD is hiring bus drivers and offers a paid 4-to-6-week training program. No school bus experience is required to apply.
Tucson Now: Pokémon chooses Marana boy for World Championships!
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Nathan Dean, a local middle schooler, is about to take his talents to one of the biggest international stages in gaming, and he joined Makayla Goos on the Tucson Now desk to discuss. Marana resident Dean has officially qualified for the upcoming Pokémon World Championships....
Mule Deer Fire burning in Rincon Mountains
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - A wildfire started burning in the Rincon Mountains on Monday, Aug. 10. The Coronado National Forest said the Mule Deer Fire was likely caused by lightning around 2:20 p.m. As of 5 p.m., the fire was around eight acres with no containment. The Coronado National...
A year later, here’s where Tucson’s controversial Project Blue data center project stands
One year after it rejected Project Blue amid massive outcry from the community, the Tucson City Council has adopted new regulations for large-scale data center developments. And, while they will impose a host of new requirements on developers who want to build a data center there, they stopped short of putting a morato
Tucson Seeks HUD Approval to Rehab Craycroft Towers and Convert 82 Units to Long-Term...
Tucson seeks HUD approval to rehab Craycroft Towers and Lee Street Duplexes and convert 82 units to 15-year project-based vouchers.
The Best Enchiladas in Arizona Are Hiding at This Humble Little Family-Run Spot
Some of the tastiest Mexican cooking in Tucson does not come with flashy signs or a long wait for a table. It hides in a modest storefront where the same family has been feeding hungry regulars for decades, and where the recipes trace back to the woman who started it all.
Assault on fire captain, deputies at Westside house fire yields two arrests
Two west-side residents were arrested Sunday night for allegedly assaulting a fire captain and two deputies who responded to a fire at their home.
Keeping teachers in the classroom: Examining Southern Arizona solutions to a nationwide crisis
One local teacher dumpster dives for classroom supplies. Another left his job of more than two decades to enter the classroom, inspired by his family of educators and his children. Others are returning to school themselves, earning master’s degrees while managing a classroom of their own for the first time....
ADOT adds new ways for drivers to communicate with first responders
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Arizona drivers can now add a personal message to their motor vehicle record to alert law enforcement of communication challenges before an officer approaches their window during a traffic stop. The Arizona Department of Transportation launched the feature through the MVD portal. Drivers log i
