ICE arrest of Tucson DACA recipient Karla Toledo sparks backlash
It’s a porch that could be anywhere in Tucson, and the scene in the video is one that is becoming increasingly common. Several federal immigration agents are standing in front of a door and holding a metal screen open. Then you hear the question from inside: “Where is the...
Nancy Guthrie Neighbors Speak Out About Serial Attacker Who Terrorized Their Streets
'We are a close-knit community. Nothing or no case will ever change that.'
UPDATE: Suspect arrested in Westside brush fire case
Multiple agencies responded to a brush fire along El Camino Del Cerro that sparked Tuesday night between I-10 and Silverbell.
Commercial Real Estate 05-19-26
1. Bonesta Inc. purchased three assisted living facilities from Sante Partners in a portfolio transaction totaling $75.61M. The properties were:. Santé of North Scottsdale, a 52.4KSF facility at 17490 N. 93rd St. in Scottsdale, which sold for $27.21M;. Santé of Mesa, a 48.3KSF facility at 5358 E. Baseline Road...
‘Senior Assassin’ game leads to investigation in Sahuarita
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - A game of “Senior Assassin” led to an investigation in Sahuarita on Tuesday, May 19. The Sahuarita Police Department said a student brought a toy gun to Anza Trail School. The game usually pits students against each other in an elimination-style format. The...
Marana Regional Airport to receive $800K in federal funding for control tower
Marana Regional Airport has been tapped to receive $800,000 in grant money for a future air traffic control tower.
Police find 8th grader, Orbeez-style toy gun following 911 call
Police in Sahuarita have determined there was no active threat to Anza Trail School, students, staff or the community following a report that a student brought a gun to campus.
Tucson Police investigating woman’s disappearance as a homicide
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The Tucson Police Department is asking for help in the disappearance of a woman missing since 2009. The TPD says 44-year-old Patricia Lynn Lyons was living with her family in Savannah, Tennessee, before traveling to Tucson in January 2009. In March of that year, police...
Program helps Davis-Monthan airmen prepare for civilian careers
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The Desert Thunder Squadron is expanding a program designed to help retiring Davis-Monthan Air Force Base airmen transition into civilian careers, addressing a challenge faced by hundreds of service members each year. More than 600 airmen at the base finish their military service annually, and
Tucson Spotlight asked residents: What news do you want to read? Here’s what they...
A Tucson-based news outlet spent several months asking its community what they wanted to read about, and what issues they thought were important. Among the results: more coverage of housing and homelessness, roads and infrastructure and immigration. And, readers said they want solutions-based reporting. Caitlin Schmidt
