Tucson AZ

Aaniya Coley had a regular routine, where the Tucson High School senior took advantage of her early release schedule and went to the nearby University of Arizona campus to study for her Advanced Placement classes. On the afternoon of Aug. 19, the 17-year-old was stabbed inside UA’s Main Library in what her family...

On August 8, police detained two 18-year-old suspects tied to separate shootings earlier this year after a foot chase involving local law enforcement. According to the Tucson Police Department (TPD), members of the Eastside Community Response Team (CRT) discovered a Dodge Durango that they believe is linked to the...

Tucson police have detained a woman in connection with a fatal hit-and-run that occurred earlier this month, killing a 25-year-old pedestrian. The driver was recognized by investigators as Jazmin Montano-Granados, 27. Police claimed she met with officers on August 27 and was arrested. She was charged with failure to...

Pima Community College is seeing about 1,200 more students this Fall compared to last Fall. The most popular programs some of the students are choosing are robotics and machinery.

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - A Silver Alert has been issued for a missing man out of Pima County. Sitharamanjaneyulu Potiny was last seen Friday, August 29, leaving his residence near the intersection of West Jadewood Lane and South Walnutview Drive in Tucson. The Pima County Sheriff’s Department says...

Check out 7 great spots for brunch in Tucson. Some spots serve loaded omelets while others serve breakfast burrito and cinnamon buns. If you’re wondering which one is best then you need to try them all to find your favorite. 1. 5 Points Market & Restaurant. Operating as both...

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The Tucson Police Department says a missing Tucson woman has been found safe. The Tucson Police Department said 63-year-old Denise Meyer disappeared Friday, August 29 near Interstate 10 and Wilmot. There are at least two other active missing persons cases in southern Arizona right now.

With all the national and even global fast food chains, it's always impressive when a historic local chain like this Arizona spot manages to be one of the best.

A federal program that supports colleges and universities with high numbers of Latino students could be shut down after the federal government said late last week it will not defend the program against a lawsuit.

The powerful monsoon storm on Aug. 25 tested a dust detection system installed by the Arizona Department of Transportation. ADOT implemented the program on a stretch of the I-10, between Phoenix and Tucson. "The system worked as designed by sensing that visibility was reduced, and then it activated those variable...