Seeking Tucson Charities for Direct Clothing Donations
A query was recently posted on social media by a Tucson resident who is planning to move out of state. They have a significant amount of clothes and shoes that they no longer need and are looking for places to donate these items. The individual is specifically interested in charities or community groups that directly...
6 Peaceful American Cities to Retire In
Choosing where to retire is one of the most significant decisions you’ll make in your golden years. The right place offers more than low crime rates and good weather. It’s about finding a community where you genuinely feel at home, where the pace of life matches your expectations, and where your retirement savings...
An Adventurous Journey on Redington Road: Insights and Tips for Safe Travel
A recent social media post has shared a comprehensive review of a trip taken on Redington Road, from Oracle to Tanque Verde, in a Subaru Outback Wilderness. The journey, while scenic, is noted to require a high clearance vehicle with good tires due to the challenging middle portion of the route. The post offers...
Gelati Goes Big on Silverbell: Jeremiah’s Italian Ice Quietly Opens in Marana
This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. After a quiet Nov. 16 debut, Jeremiah’s Italian Ice is drawing frozen‑dessert seekers to its new shop in Marana, layering bright Italian ice with creamy soft serve in the brand’s signature Gelati. It adds another option for northwest Pima County, with an...
No Buffets, Just Fresh Plates: Kintaro’s Made‑to‑Order AYCE Lands on East Speedway
This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. If all‑you‑can‑eat makes you think of heat lamps, East Tucson just changed the script. At Kintaro Sushi & Hibachi on East Speedway, every roll, nigiri, and hibachi plate is made to order—no buffet line—bringing a fresh take at a value‑driven price point.
Quest for the Perfect Sandwich: A New Englander’s Food Journey in Tucson
A recent discussion on social media has highlighted the struggle of finding suitable bread for grinder/sub/hero sandwiches in Tucson, Arizona. The original poster, hailing from New England, expressed their difficulty in finding Kaiser (hard) rolls and grinder rolls in local supermarkets. They noted that the Kaiser...
Nice weather to start off December
TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Above-average high temperatures and dry conditions continue Sunday, before cooling several degrees. There is a slight chance of a few rain showers and high-elevation snow showers in the White Mountains on Monday morning, before dry conditions return once again. Then in the second half of...
Late Army veteran honored with new Southside mural
A veteran who lost his life in action is being honored by his community with a new mural dedicated to his impact in the Sunnyside neighborhood.
FIRST ALERT FORECAST – Tracking our next chance for rain
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) – Yet another beauty, with temps peaking in the low-to-mid 70s today. It’ll be just a couple of degrees warmer tomorrow, as temps dip to the upper 60s/around 70 to start the workweek. We’re tracking a system, with still a lot of uncertainty, moving through late Wednesday into Thursday,...
Cultivating space, not perfection: Tucson educator creates free tools for adult learners
Guiding his students to the next level, Alex Greengaard steps back. First, he provides materials. Then space to work and think and be. Sometimes, magic unfolds. Based on the above, his students could be 4 years old. But they’ve been 14. Or 34. Or 54. With access to tools...

















