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Tucson gas prices climb above $4, outpacing national average
Tucson drivers are feeling the pinch at the pump as gas prices in Pima County climb well above the national average, with some already changing how they budget and get around.
What was Tucson like in 1776? Presidio gives a glimpse back 250 years
Shaded by a sweet orange tree, visitors milled about the dirt-floor courtyard of a historic house that is now the Presidio San Agustín del Tucson Museum, on a breezy Tuesday afternoon. About 250 years ago, in that same courtyard, children played ball, while mothers prepared food, tended gardens, and soldiers...
Semi-trailer hauling bacon catches on fire, partially shuts down I-64
Semi-trailer hauling bacon catches on fire, partially shuts down I-64.
Woman found dead, buried under garage flood
Shawn Sullivan was arrested on charges that include murder and improper disposal of human remains. (WCVB, MIDDLESEX COUNTY DA, PROVIDED PHOTOS, CNN)
March Madness brings big business boost to Tucson restaurants, sports bars
As March Madness tips off, business owners say Wildcat fans show up in full force when Arizona plays—and this year, expectations are especially high.
Video shows stabbing at Tucson transit center
The Tucson Police Department released video that appears to show 38-year-old Brian Thomas Babb stabbing another man at Tohono Tadai Transit Center near the Tucson Mall on March 4.
Quail Crossing Boulevard Basin Restoration Completed
In February, the Felix Landscaping crew focused on restoring the large catch basin near the Administration building. The team concentrated on thinning vegetation that had grown thick over time, obscuring many of the basin’s original features. By clearing the area, crews were able to fully re-expose the water spout...
Here’s What a $400K Home Looks Like in Tucson Right Now
Tucson’s housing inventory climbed over 13% this January, offering buyers increased leverage at the $400,000 price point.
The border is what defines Tucson for new MOCA director Gabriela Rangel
Gabriela Rangel arrived in Tucson with only half her books. The other half she donated to a public library before moving her life from New York to the Sonoran Desert. She brought her two cats — Olga, from Argentina, and Conrad, from New York — and set out to lead the Museum of Contemporary Art Tucson. Here, she says,...

















