Tucson’s Affordability Edge Is Narrowing as National Attention Grows, REALTORS® Group Says
TUCSON, AZ (March 24, 2026) —Tucson’s long-held reputation as a “hidden gem” is giving way to something larger: a city increasingly recognized on the national stage, but also confronting the pressures that come with rapid growth, including the challenge of preserving its affordability edge. That was...
🏭 Multiple Manufacturing Jobs in Pima County – Up to $165K+
Pima County’s manufacturing scene is buzzing, especially around Tucson. Local employers are hiring skilled workers and engineers for hands-on and high-tech roles that keep production strong.
Tucson’s 100-Acre Wood Bike Park will reopen in 2026 with 10 miles of trails...
Singletracks may earn commissions from affiliate links and/or receive products from manufacturers for review. Read our editorial guidelines here. Tucson has some of the best mountain biking in the Southwest — and some of the steepest learning curves. When most of your local trails are raw and rough, getting new...
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos ‘Is Not Interested in Somebody Trying to Help Him’...
The former supervisor of Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos blasted the cop and said he's disinterested in anyone helping him.
Company challenges AG lawsuit over electrical safety at Tucson mobile home park
A company that manages mobile home parks in Tucson and across the U.S. is arguing it is not legally required to update its electrical systems from 1962 for manufactured home residents at a park in Tucson today. That’s according to the latest legal volley between BoaVida Communities, the property management...
Bass Pro Shops ready to reel in customers
The new Bass Pro Shops that opens at 6pm Wednesday adds to a retail cluster that has brought new life to nearby neighborhoods.
City of Tucson makes rental assistance available to residents
The city of Tucson, in collaboration with the Tucson Pima Collaboration to End Homelessness, has allocated $175,000 to give rental assistance to anyone who qualifies.
The Artist Who Burned His Paintings to Protest Taxes
The best of The Saturday Evening Post in your inbox!. In May 1976, a year and a half before the land 40 miles east of Phoenix became Lost Dutchman State Park, artist Ettore “Ted” DeGrazia led a group of journalists, a film crew, and Yaqui and Apache friends into the Superstition Mountains. Pack horses accompanied...
Tucson Police investigating after man injured near Campbell, Irvington
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - the Tucson Police Department has released new information about a situation this morning, March 24. The TPD responded to a parking lot where police first believed a male suffered a serious gunshot injury. Tucson Police now say it appears the man’s injuries were not the...
City of Tucson study says city-operated electricity could work, TEP study says it wouldn’t
TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Tucson Electric Power is asking the Arizona Corporation Commission for about a 14% base rate increase, which would raise the average residential bill by up to $20 per month. This proposed rate increase comes as the City of Tucson is exploring the possibility of a...

















