Tucson Police investigating double shooting near 22nd, Harrison
Two people were injured in an apparent shooting near East 22nd Street and South Harrison Road in Tucson on Monday, May 18.
Tru Colors murder trial enters second week with jury selection underway
The “Tru Colors” double-murder case entered its second week Monday as the court works to seat an impartial panel in a heavily publicized case.
University of Arizona program helps students with disabilities gain job skills
Maggie Aroz has been challenging herself to make friends at the University of Arizona.
Tucson Softball Powerhouses Salpointe and CDO Capture State Titles on Memorable Monday
TUCSON, Arizona — Southern Arizona high school softball fans had plenty to cheer about on Monday, May 18, as two Tucson programs brought home AIA state championships in dramatic fashion. In the Class 4A state championship at Hillenbrand Stadium, top-seeded Salpointe Catholic edged No. 2 Mica Mountain 4-2 to...
Vail Academy explores restructuring amid declining enrollment
Vail Unified explores restructuring Vail Academy after losing $1M to declining high school enrollment.
Why Locals Are OBSESSED With This Cozy Brunch Hideaway in Tucson, Arizona
Open Mon-Fri 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM | Sat-Sun 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM. Start your Tucson morning at Teaspoon, where brunch feels like a warm hug and the coffee never lingers in the cup for long. This bright spot on Oracle Road has a menu full of from‑scratch comfort...
Mesquite police recover 77 dogs from RV in animal welfare case
Mesquite police recover 77 dogs from RV in animal welfare case.
Popular public pool in Tucson closed after broken glass found
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - A popular public pool in Tucson has to be closed after glass was found at the bottom of it. The Tucson Parks & Recreation Department said Udall Pool, located at 7200 East Tanque Verde Road, was closed and won’t reopen until Friday, May 22, at the earliest.
Art of resistance: Immigrant children share pain and strength in Tucson exhibit
An earth-toned cactus, lightly touched with green brushstrokes, stretches its arms toward the Arizona sky beneath two clouds outlined in deep blue. The cactus is Rosa, a 9-year-old Colombian girl who chose to paint herself this way before she and her family decided to self-deport. She titled the piece “Adiós Tucson.”
Stage Two water restrictions still in effect on Mount Lemmon
As water conservation efforts continue, the Mount Lemmon Domestic Water Improvement District reminds community members to follow current Stage Two water restrictions.
