Michigan State University’s director of AgBioResearch to take position at University of Arizona
A longtime member of Michigan State University AgBioResearch department is stepping down before the end of the summer. George Smith, the university’s AgBioResearch director and senior associate dean for research in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources has been named as the next Charles-Sander Dean of the Un
New program opens Arizona’s trails to people with disabilities
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Arizona State Parks launched the Arizona Adaptive Mobility Program, opening trails to people with physical disabilities who have been unable to access the state’s rocky terrain. The program offers 10 TerrainHoppers at designated trails around the state. The electric-powered off-road vehicles g
Bear cub spotted in Vail neighborhood
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The Pima County Sheriff’s Department wants to alert people in the Vail area of a bear sighting. The PCSD says deputies are looking for a bear cub seen this morning, June 2, near homes in the area of East Windswept Way and South Shalom Drive in Vail.
FBI’s next move in Nancy Guthrie case could finally expose suspect, expert predicts
The FBI is discussing new technology tools in the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping investigation, sources say, as the case marks four months without answers.
Soldier’s Best Friend opens first facility in Tucson
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - An Arizona nonprofit that helps both U.S. military veterans and homeless dogs opened its first facility in Tucson on Monday, June 1. Soldier’s Best Friend, founded in Peoria in 2011, helps U.S. military veterans with PTSD or traumatic brain injuries by pairing them with service or therapeutic
This Retro Neon Sign Museum In Arizona Will Take You Back To Another Time
Flickering bulbs and buzzing tubes are usually things we leave behind in the dusty corners of history, but here, they are the main event. There is a strange, magnetic magic in watching these relics roar back to life, casting colorful long shadows against the walls. Finding a sanctuary this radiant...
Tucson Police looking for missing vulnerable woman
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Authorities are looking for a vulnerable Tucson woman who went missing on Monday, June 1. The Tucson Police Department said 87-year-old Alice Aros left her home near 22nd and Country Club in the afternoon. The 5-foot-4, 120-pound Aros has brown eyes and red/brown hair. She...
Tucson Code Update Would Let Homeowners Divide Their Property For Smaller Homes
Tucson homeowners in single-family and small-scale residential zones could soon be allowed to split their lots into smaller parcels
Marcus & Millichap Brokers $9.7 Million Sale-Leasebacks of Two Car Wash Properties in Arizona
Tucson and Glendale, Ariz. — Marcus & Millichap has negotiated the sales of two single-tenant Super Star Car Wash properties in Tucson and Glendale for a combined $9.7 million. Super Star Car Wash sold the assets to two separate buyers. The Tucson property, located at 8690 E. Golf Links...
Army reaches recruiting goal; U of A ROTC enrollment remains steady
After years of recruiting challenges, the Army has met its goal early. Here's how recruitment looks at the University of Arizona.
