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"Something's got to be done." Community members take hands-on approach to solve major neighborhood problems: 'We're just tired of it getting worse' first appeared on The Cool Down .

"It means a lot that someone took time to care." Retirees make incredible new creations using hundreds of old plastic bags: 'It's just something I feel I should do' first appeared on The Cool Down .

The Desert Laboratory on Tumamoc Hill is adding a new program for kids starting Saturday September 20

MESA — Salpointe Catholic was stunned on Friday night in the 36-0 setback to Red Mountain in a loss many didn’t see coming. The Lancers were punched in the mouth early and struggled to recover, as it was a rough game on both sides of the ball. “That’s...

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — With debates over speech, censorship, and free inquiry dominating headlines this week, the University of Arizona staged a counterpoint: a weekend gathering aimed at expanding, not restricting, conversation. The university’s Center for the Philosophy of Freedom hosted its first Conference on...

Tucson, Arizona holds a special treasure that has been serving up authentic Mexican flavors since 1922. El Charro Café stands as America’s oldest continuously family-operated Mexican restaurant, creating memories one plate at a time. Four generations of the same family have kept this culinary gem alive, proving that...

Hungry for a feast that won’t leave your wallet empty? Arizona’s buffet scene offers some incredible all-you-can-eat options that satisfy even the biggest appetites. Whether you’re craving seafood, international cuisine, or comfort food classics, these spots let you fill your plate again and again. From Phoenix to...

When it comes to mouthwatering steak fingers in Tucson, one name has stood the test of time: Lucky Wishbone. Since 1953, this iconic joint has been serving up crispy, golden steak fingers that keep generations of Arizonans coming back for more. I’ve been a regular since my college days, and let me tell you, there’s...

A local gym is giving back to first responders who protect the community with a family-friendly event.

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Riding the bus has come a long way in Tucson. Sun Tran is now 50 years old, but public transit has existed here since the 1800s. Riders were getting a party downtown Friday, even as Sun Tran continues to ask them about what they need for safety.