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When Daniel Scordato acquired Treasury 1929 in Downtown Tucson, he saw an art deco gem. He envisioned a venue hosting weddings or co-workers enjoying a teambuilding event. The lower level also intrigued him. He thought “speakeasy,” but he didn’t think he was “cool enough to own a bar” or that it would be successful.

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Residents at a Tucson apartment complex are still seeing unsafe living conditions more than a month after the landlords were sued. Last month, Attorney General Kris Mayes sued Luxford Living, the owners and operators of three Tucson apartment complexes, for AC, water, and other safety issues.

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - An active week ahead with daily chances of showers and thunderstorms. Much less coverage of shower and thunderstorm activity at this time today compared to yesterday. However, any storms that do develop will be capable of producing hourly rainfall rates of 1″-2″ leading to localized flash floo

In an age where pets are considered part of the family and an irreplaceable source of joy in people's lives, Donna DeConcini recognized a need to provide an adequate food supply for pet owners who are struggling with the cost of food for their furry friends.

Some morning stops turn into weekly rituals, and on the south side of Tucson there is a spot that draws people back for years, sometimes decades. Families load up on flour tortillas, boxes of pan dulce leave the counter faster than they can be restocked, and a plain brown box has become a kind of local badge of honor.

Heard Museum Workshop Brings Chiricahua Descendants Together Through Moccasin Making Led by Mescalero Artist Kimberly Enjady. The Heard Museum’s Master Artist Workshop series held a four-day moccasin-making workshop at Cochise Stronghold in southeastern Arizona with 15 Chiricahua descendants from Mescalero, New Mexico.

We don’t really think about the Southwest as a hotbed of seismic activity. But Mary Elizabeth Reynolds' forthcoming book shines a light on a massive earthquake here that changed our state’s water trajectory. Mary Elizabeth Reynolds is author of “The Quake That Drained The Desert,” which tells the...

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AJO, Ariz. — On Sept. 4, U.S. Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Operations crews and Tucson Sector Border Patrol agents arrested an active scout during a coordinated enforcement operation near Ajo, Arizona. The operation began on the morning of Sept. 4 when pre-positioned Border Patrol reconnaissance personn

TUCSON, AZ (AZFamily) — Tucson firefighters rescued three people from rushing floodwaters within just 30 minutes Monday evening, as heavy rain turned city washes and streets into dangerous, fast-moving currents. At 4:47 p.m., Tucson fire crews received reports of a vehicle trapped in moving water near Calle Betelgeux a