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Rollover crash closes intersection in Oro Valley

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - A two-vehicle crash has closed Lambert Lane and La Cholla Avenue on June 26. The Oro Valley Police Department responded to a crash that involved an overturned pickup truck hauling lumber and another vehicle. The OVPD said the crash resulted in minor injuries. Drivers should...
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Tucson Chef to Represent City in Culinary Collaborations with Lyon, France

As part of the celebrations marking the 250th anniversary of the United States, Lyon will host a series of culinary collaborations bringing together American and French chefs to celebrate the enduring friendship between France and the United States through food. Bon Appétit, America! is a culinary diplomacy initiative
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ARTO Purchases Former Sam Levitz Warehouse for $8.6 Million

Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR closed June 12 on the former Sam Levitz warehouse at 3430 E. 36th St. in Tucson for $8.6 million. ARTO, a Southern California-based maker of handcrafted tile, brick and stone surfaces, purchased the 129,394-square-foot, freestanding building. Steve Cohen and Paul Hooker, both principals and
Featured picture for This Retro Arizona Diner Serves Milkshakes So Good, You’ll Be Thinking About Them Long After You Leave

This Retro Arizona Diner Serves Milkshakes So Good, You’ll Be Thinking About Them Long...

Tucked along East Broadway Boulevard in Tucson, Arizona, Little Anthony’s Diner is the kind of place that feels like stepping straight into a 1950s dream. From the pink-soaked decor to the jukebox tunes and classic car displays out front, everything here is designed to make you smile. But beyond...
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Former FBI agent believes Guthrie ransom notes may have been written with AI

Two have been deemed credible, leaving many asking: What do they reveal about the suspect?
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This one Arizona road climbs 9,000 feet and crosses six climate zones in 27...

An hour north of Tucson, the Santa Catalina Mountains rise more than 9,000 feet out of the Sonoran Desert. Most people drive past on the highway and never look up. But one road climbs that mountain, and if you take it, you’ll pass through six completely different worlds before you reach the top. The summit runs 20 to 3
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7 Extraordinary Restaurants In Arizona You Have To Visit At Least Once In Your...

Want to discover restaurants in Arizona that offer once-in-a-lifetime experiences?. These 7 restaurants offer incredible food and memories you’ll treasure forever!. 1. Pinnacle Peak (Tucson) Did you know some restaurants have a strict no-necktie policy?. Pinnacle Peak enforces this rule by cutting off any tie that ente
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Can cows really walk along Tucson roads? Here’s where ‘open range’ still exists

It's a question that comes up every time someone posts a photo or video of cattle standing along a highway or wandering near neighborhoods around Tucson: "How is this legal?"
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The Stork’s Nest marks early days of maternity care in Tucson

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Long before Tucson’s large hospitals, a three-room maternity ward on North Court Avenue helped deliver generations of families. It was called The Stork’s Nest, and a brother and sister who were born there recently visited the historic building and reflected on what it meant to their family.
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With Sombra de Santa Fe, DUST designs a geological dwelling with pierced apertures that...

Strategically sited atop a mesa with 360-degree vistas of the northern New Mexico high desert, the Sombra de Santa Fe home, designed by DUST, is first and foremost a vessel for observation. The monolithic form is ancient yet futuristic and punctured by semi-enclosed porches, which cut away to cardinal point viewsheds o

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