FIRST ALERT FORECAST – Record rainfall possible on a FAA Day tomorrow
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) – We’ve got a First Alert Action Day tomorrow as we’re expecting some much-needed widespread rain. Isolated showers are possible as early as today through tonight. However, much more widespread showers/storms will emerge tomorrow during the afternoon and continue through tomorrow night....
Eastside boba shop hosts Pride Month Kickoff Paint & Sip
A local boba tea shop is hosting a Pride Month kick-off paint and sip event Friday evening on the Eastside, and whether you’re a seasoned painter or a bold beginner, you’re invited.
Tucson students face uncertainty after Job Corps centers pause operations
The U.S. Department of Labor announced a phased pause in operations at all contractor-operated Job Corps centers nationwide, to be completed by June 30, including here in Tucson.
Pedestrian suffers life-threatening injuries in Tucson crash
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - A pedestrian suffered life-threatening injuries in a possible hit-and-run accident in Tucson late Friday, May 30. The Tucson Police Department confirmed the woman was hit at the intersection of East 32nd Street and South Alvernon Way. The TPD said it appears the driver who hit...
Neighborhood cooling centers across Tucson provide an escape to summer heat
The City of Tucson opens its cooling centers to help people escape upcoming extreme summer temperatures.
Elderly Arizona man lost $400K after he thought he won large prize, records show
TUCSON, Ariz. — A Jamaican resident is facing charges in Arizona after a local resident reportedly lost over $400,000 in an alleged lottery scheme. Deeno Jackson, 27, was indicted in southern Arizona last week for wire fraud after he allegedly engaged in a lottery scam that targeted elderly residents in the Grand...
TUCSON NOW: Todd Chrisley holds news conference following prison release
Rio Nuevo handed out $250,000 in grants to help local businesses thrive during the summer months. Neighborhood's lawsuit against Tucson over homeless encampment can move forward. Updated: 2 hours ago. The Hedrick Acres Neighborhood Association sued the city of Tucson over a homeless encampment in a small park. How...
Recent Southeast side fire leaves auto shop with only charred cars, melted tools
In just a few hours, flames destroyed an auto body shop which took decades to build for one Southeast side mechanic.
Moving more, spending less: Seniors staying healthy at free community center
Staying physically active has been proven to benefit one's mental health and help reduce chronic diseases. A community center in Tucson is providing free services to those over 55 years old.
Boys & Girls Club offers affordable, enriching summer camp for Tucson youth
The Boys and Girls Club is offering a fun and affordable summer camp for teens across our neighborhoods.
