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Rainfall coming in from California expected to hit parts of southeastern Arizona

Another round of showers moving in from California is expected in Arizona. Alex Edwards a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Tucson said no major flooding is predicted, but this weekend does call for a 20% to 30% chance of rain in the Southeastern portion of the state. "By...
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Northside fire sends one to hospital; several animals in critical condition

Crews from Tucson Fire and Northwest Fire responded to a house fire in the area of Trisha Lane and Oracle Jaynes Station Road on Tucson's north side, Friday morning.
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Tucson man sentenced to prison for fraud

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - A Tucson man will spend more than a decade in prison for fraud-related charges. 49-year-old Kevin Lamorris McKenzie received 14 years in prison after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and embezzlement from an Indian Tribal Organization. That sentence will be served...
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Tucson discount store collects shoes for homeless community

EZ-Liquidation Bin Store on the east side is expanding its impact beyond bargain shopping by giving back to the community.
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Border Patrol’s Arizona numbers relatively unchanged. What to know

The number of encounters with migrants along the Arizona-Mexico line decreased by 54 in October 2025 from September 2025, with the overall number of encounters still reflecting the steep drop from one year ago. The virtually unchanged number of encounters in Border Patrol's Tucson and Yuma sectors in October comes...
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Tucson woman’s front yard pantry thrives past government shutdown

Jasmin Ceballos invites Tucsonans to donate and take goods home from a pantry in her front yard on Nov. 19. Jasmin Ceballos has had a rough year. Her car was stolen in May, and she’s struggled to buy groceries for herself and her two kids, especially with a delay in her food stamps being released as a result of the...
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Juicier Chicken, Same Price: Salad and Go’s River & La Cholla turns up the...

This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. Tucson’s north side has a steady drive‑thru leaning into value and speed. At 2080 W River Rd., the Salad and Go at River & La Cholla continues to move cars through compact lanes while introducing a menu change that targets weekday lunchers and breakfast...
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Former CEO sentenced to prison for embezzling millions from Native American organization

TUCSON, Ariz. — The former CEO of a health care provider for the White Mountain Apache Tribe has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for an embezzlement scheme. Kevin McKenzie, 49, of Tucson was ordered to pay $33 million in restitution when he was sentenced on Oct. 16 in federal court after pleading guilty to...
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Thanksgiving Joy: Lerner and Rowe give away 800 meals in Tucson

Lerner & Rowe Gives Back, the nonprofit arm of Lerner & Rowe Injury Attorneys, hosted its annual Thanksgiving giveaways in cities across the United States, including Tucson. This nonprofit will provide 5,600 free Thanksgiving meals for families across the country by hosting giveaway festivals and events across...
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15 Deadliest Cities for Drivers in the U.S.: Is Your City on the List?

This article was originally published on ChaChingQueen.com, a site my wife and I own. AI was used for light editing, formatting, and readability. But a human (me!) wrote and edited this.

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