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Tucson discusses $2.15 million transit safety plan

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Tucson city councilmembers discussed a $2.15 million Transit Safety and Security Action Plan on Tuesday, June 9, addressing years of concerns about violence and safety on the city’s public bus system. The draft proposal includes funding for existing programs like special duty deployments, bus.
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With some reductions, Oro Valley adopts tourism plan

A first-ever Oro Valley leisure travel management plan has been accepted by the Oro Valley Town Council, with specific endorsement for three of its recommendations. Based upon a consultant-driven, 155-page plan, and input from a citizen-based tourism advisory commission, the council has endorsed short- and long-term pl
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New school in downtown Tucson will serve blind and visually impaired students

For 15 years, Kate Scally Howell worked as music director at the Arizona State School for the Deaf and Blind (ASDB). In January, ASDB Superintendent Annette Reichman announced the historic school would relocate to Copper Creek Elementary in Oro Valley. Blind and visually impaired students, however, were told they would
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Two women facing multiple charges for thefts at Tucson Ulta Beauty locations

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Two women are facing multiple charges after police say they stole items from Tucson Ulta Beauty locations. 29-year-old Rosa Gloria Ybarra faces four counts of organized retail theft, one count each of overarching theft, conspiracy, and armed robbery. The interim complaint states five thefts ha
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Arizona visit strengthens Markofski’s commitment

Mission Viejo (Calif.) tight end Max Markofski committed to Arizona in April and was able to take his official visit to Tucson at the end of May. "It was awesome," Markofski said. "It was great because I wasn't trying to figure out if Arizona was the place for me, I already knew that. The visit felt more like spending
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TUCSON NOW: Mental health nonprofit expands to Tucson

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Brian Zuckerberg, Kid in the Corner program manager, joined 13 News’ Devyn Shea on Tucson Now as they expand their nonprofit work in mental health to Tucson. Their inaugural Tucson event kicks off Saturday, June 13th. They invite the public to assemble care packs...
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Moisture heads for southern Arizona to bring a little relief from the heat and...

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — The heat builds as we go into Wednesday, but slightly cooler temperatures are on the way as some moisture arrives for the end of the week. Wednesday, Tucson’s high temperature will reach 105° before dropping back into the low 100s to finish the week.
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Commercial Real Estate 06-09-26

1. Machine Investment Group, in partnership with Axonic Capital LLC and Miramar Capital, acquired The Hub @ 202, a 1.3MSF industrial park on 88.5 acres at the NWC of Sossoman and Warner roads in Mesa, for $135M. The seller was Wharton Industrial. The project consists of 10 buildings ranging from 65KSF to 270KSF near Me
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Tucson man found dead on South Stone Avenue; brother arrested and charged

Authorities say a man was found dead early Tuesday morning in the 600 block of South Stone Avenue near West 17th Street, and his brother was later arrested and charged in the killing.
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South Tucson sues over fire-damaged Spanish Trail Motel

The City of South Tucson has filed a lawsuit against the owner of the former Spanish Trail Motel, saying the fire-damaged property has become a public nuisance that threatens public health and safety.

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