Deputy-involved shooting near Bopp, Camino Verde in Pima County
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Authorities are responding to a deputy-involved shooting near Bopp and Camino Verde in Pima County on Friday, Sept. 25. The Pima County Sheriff’s Department confirmed it happened in the 6700 block of West Kay Lynn Drive and no deputies were injured. The Pima Regional...
Nearly half a dozen Arizona Starbucks locations are shuttering
Starbucks announced via an internal memo sent to staff on Sept. 24 that it would be closing 250 stores by the end of the week, or approximately 1% of its total stores in the U.S. Employees at closing locations will be offered either the chance to transfer stores or will be provided with severance support, according to
First look inside Mosaic Quarter Sports Complex
Mosaic Quarter is a a large regional sports complex under construction near I-10 and Kino and now we’ve had a chance to give you a look inside.
The Century Room’s Dynamic October Lineup Celebrates Jazz, Global Sounds, and Tucson’s Music Community
- The Century Room, Tucson’s intimate destination for live jazz, presents a full month of programming featuring celebrated touring artists, Tucson favorites, special presentations, late-night sessions, and genre-spanning performances. From the music of Charles Mingus, John Coltrane, Art Blakey, and Thelonious Monk to A
Tucson Now: On Fridays we wear red for veterans
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The Tucson Now desk was very pleased to host Rich Havens and Gary Saiki today for the monthly update on all things happening withing the Marana veteran community. Both Saiki and Havens are continuing to ask younger veterans to step in as Honor Guardsmen to...
Tucson’s ‘Queen of the South’ drug dealer sentenced to 17 years in prison
Amanda Miller, known as the "Queen of the South," was sentenced to 17 years in prison for leading a large-scale Arizona drug trafficking operation tied to the Sinaloa Cartel.
Tucson looks to expand homeless shelter options
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Tucson is looking to update zoning codes to increase the number of homeless shelter options across the city and is seeking input from the community. The effort is in response to the city’s housing and homelessness emergency, which was declared by the mayor and council in February 2026.
St. Joseph’s & St. Mary’s Hospital nurses protest unsafe staffing shortages
Nurses at St. Joseph's & St. Mary's Hospitals are protesting short-staffing and unsafe patient conditions as Arizona faces one of the biggest nursing shortages in the country.
State Rep. Walt Blackman calls for oversight before more prison cooling funding
State Rep. Walt Blackman says Arizona should not approve a $131 million request to improve prison cooling systems without first establishing stronger oversight, and he plans to hold a legislative hearing on the issue. “I don’t think we should give them a dime until we set up that oversight,” the...
Fremont proposes policy change on hiring homeschoolers after firefighter applicant rejected
A First Alert 6 investigation that sparked a firestorm of comments across the country has led to a proposed policy change for hiring homeschoolers in Fremont.
