Spinning Into Summer: La Rosa hosts vintage record fair
This year’s Southwest Record and Vintage Fair marks the first year the summertime event will take place in an air-conditioned space — live music and entertainment venue La Rosa. For La Rosa owner David Slutes, the event is a delightful outing for everyone — not just avid collectors of retro music.
Retired Tucson Student’s University of Arizona Law Path Leads to California School Offer and...
TUCSON, AZ — A retired Tucson woman who once said she did not want to work that hard is now preparing for another demanding chapter: law school. Carol Nigut, a Master of Legal Studies student at the University of Arizona, is set to graduate in May and is weighing offers to continue on a Juris Doctor track.
Tucson Industrial Property Sells for $1.9 Million
TUCSON, Arizona (July 16, 2026) — An industrial investment property at 1791 W. Dairy Place in Tucson has sold for $1.9 million. N & S LLC sold the property to Larry S. and Danielle Da Rosa of San Diego. The transaction closed June 29. The approximately one-acre property includes...
More Than a Bed to offer free after-school programs for foster, adoptive kids
More Than a Bed is opening a no-cost enrichment center on the Northside for foster and adoptive kids, offering life skills and after-school programs.
Tucson families get free backpacks, shoes at Lerner & Rowe Giveaway
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - While the average family spends more than $800 on back-to-school shopping, according to the National Retail Federation, some Tucson students are heading into the school year with free supplies. Lerner & Rowe held a backpack giveaway at the Tucson Convention Center, distributing free backpacks
Tucson Now: Charles Flanagan’s plan for Bisbee
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Charles Flanagan, Bisbee Mayoral Candidate, joined Devyn Shea on Tucson Now to tell viewers why he deserves their vote on July 21st. Flanagan says his past roles in wealth experience led him to this race. “This isn’t what I grew up wanting to do; I...
Jurors see murder scene in Good Samaritan case
Pictures of Paul Clifford’s burned remains, next to a burned truck were part of what jurors saw Wednesday in what’s become known as the Good Samaritan murder.
Power lines pose dangers during monsoon storms
Monsoon storms brought high winds and heavy rain Monday night. Austin Walker looks at the dangers that come from electrical lines during this weather.
Hardwood Saw Mill reopens under new ownership
Magruder and Alex Kirkland of Jackson bought the mill after Hunt Forest Products shut it down, leaving more than 30 workers out of a job. The Kirklands say they are still hiring to fill remaining positions and plan to add about 10 new jobs by building an industrial mat plant onto the site.
Futures Finalist Alexandra Sartie Barrutia Sends Verbal to Arizona for Fall 2027
Barrutia already boasts times that would have earned her a second swim in two events at the 2026 Big 12 Conference Championships. Stock photo via Janna Schulze/SwimSwam.com. Fitter and Faster Swim Camps is the proud sponsor of SwimSwam’s College Recruiting Channel and all commitment news. For many, swimming in college

















