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Elizabeth Valenzuela Smith No. 7 nationally in weight class in final ranking of 2025-26

Pueblo High School Class of 2027 talent Elizabeth Valenzuela Smith strives to meet her standards and those of her notorious wrestling family by training tirelessly and practicing techniques constantly. The work has translated into three state championships and numerous honors and achievements on a national scale, inclu
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Abundant sunshine returns for the weekend, but moisture brings a few thunderstorms by the...

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Lots of sunshine returns to southern Arizona through the weekend along with less wind and a warming trend. Saturday, high temperatures will remain close to 90° before climbing into the mid to upper 90s for Sunday. Low 100s arrive to start the upcoming week,...
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PACC takes in more than 100 animals from a hoarding case

A century-old cemetery is in the middle of a new housing development near Interstate 10 and Twin Peaks in Marana. The southern Arizona community came together Monday to honor Marine Corps Pfc. Norton Retzsch, 25, who was killed during World War II. Tucson family speaks after car crashes into home...
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Battery theft leaves popular food truck stranded ahead of Tucson Mountain Market

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - A food truck owner preparing for the Tucson Mountain Market discovered thieves had stolen two batteries from her vehicle, leaving her unable to operate during what was expected to be a busy weekend. Yamilex Martinez, owner of Wild West Mini Market, said her husband noticed...
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Driver fleeing road rage sparks fiery crash

The sheriff’s department said a woman trying to get away from a road rage incident ended up crashing into the gas pump. (WIS, Olivia Finch)
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Dangerous pest from Mexico found in Arizona

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - For the second time in less than a year, U.S. Customs and Border Protection intercepted a dangerous and rare pest at a port in Arizona. On May 8, CBP agriculture specialists found Polyamia arachnion Kramer in a shipment of leafy greens at the Area Port of Nogales. It is only the second time th
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Arizona nonprofit volunteers build and deliver beds for children in need

PHOENIX - Several Arizona organizations are teaming up on May 30 to make sure no children sleep on the floor. It will be a busy Saturday for volunteers with Sleep in Heavenly Peace. The nonprofit has chapters all over the United States. It provides beds and bedding for children in need. Tomorrow includes a sponsored bu
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Esperanza’s community garden begins to bloom for homeless veterans

A community garden is now up and running at Esperanza, an organization that provides transitional and permanent housing for homeless veterans.
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PACC tracking more than 50 hoarding properties across Pima County

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - More than 100 animals were recently rescued from one Tucson home in a hoarding case, and the Pima Animal Care Center said there will be more. The shelter is now tracking more than 50 potential hoarding properties throughout Pima County. PACC Director Steve Kozachik said...
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FBI warns summer travelers to watch for scams and to stay alert abroad

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - With school out and summer travel ramping up across Tucson, the FBI is urging anyone leaving the United States—especially those traveling across international borders—to stay vigilant, know local laws, and watch for common scams targeting tourists. The FBI says travelers should research the...

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