Tucson Federal Credit Union Backs Tucson Greek Festival
Tucson Federal Credit Union (TFCU) today announced its Olympus Level sponsorship of the Tucson Greek Festival, the city’s one-day celebration of Hellenic food, music, dance, and culture taking place Friday, November 14, 2025, in downtown Tucson at 43 E Congress St. The Tucson Greek Festival has been a multi-decade...
Beale Proposing 600-Acre Data Center Campus in Marana
Data center developer Beale Infrastructure is planning a 600-acre data center campus in Marana. The company plans to acquire two sites of approximately 300 acres each for the project. One property is owned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The other is owned by the Kai Family Trust. The adjacent...
Honor lost loved ones at this weekend’s All Souls Procession
Día de los Muertos has come and gone, but Tucson gets a second chance to honor their lost loved ones this weekend at the All Souls Procession.
Wild West Carniceria is throwing the ultimate birria party 🎉
You can’t help but feel a little giddy when a plate of birria tacos get placed in front of you. The sight of three corn tortillas covered in heaps of shredded beef swimming in a hypnotizing dark red broth, is enough to bring tears to your eyes. You take...
💔 “Someone I Worked With Died There”: How Tucson Ignored Warnings About the Crosswalk...
😽 Keepin’ It Simple Summary for Younger Readers. In June 2023, a concerned UA community member sent a simple email to Tucson’s Department of Transportation: this crosswalk at Euclid and Second Street is dangerous, motorists don’t yield, I’ve had to jump back to avoid being hit—how do we make it safer?
Mayor Regina Romero responds to statement from Pima County Chair Rex Scott
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Pima County Board of Supervisors Rex Scott released a statement Tuesday, Nov. 4, addressing criticisms levied by Tucson City Council members back in October. Tucson Mayor Regina Romero released a statement four days after Scott’s on Saturday, Nov. 8, in reply to the Chair. Both...
Arizona is home to the nation’s first diaper bank
PHOENIX — Arizona is home to the nation's first diaper bank, with locations in the Valley and Tucson. In 1994, the diaper bank movement began when Resolve Inc., a consulting firm in Tucson, initiated a holiday diaper collection for a local crisis nursery. Over the years, the diaper bank...
Veterans draw attention to shutdown’s impact on VA services
As the nation’s longest-ever government shutdown continues, veterans and their supporters are raising their voices over what they call damaging effects on critical services.
Mother extradited from Mexico to Tucson in 2018 child abduction, DCS assault
A woman accused in the 2018 abduction of her two young children has been extradited from Mexico to face felony charges in Pima County.
Tucson Fire program helping crews get cancer screenings quicker
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The occupation of firefighting is labeled a Class I carcinogen by the World Health Organization. It’s the only occupation to be labeled as such, and the Tucson Fire Department is doing what it can to protect its firefighters. TFD is one of just three...
