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Here are this week's adoptable pets going on Jersey's Journeys to find their forever homes! They're all up for adoption at Rescue Me Tucson in Marana.

Remember the clipboard with the sign-in and sign-out log in your fifth-period class?. Or how about the hall pass attached to a toilet plunger or a chemistry beaker that you had to lug past lockers — as the actual pass — and into the bathroom?. Departing a middle...

The 22nd Street Bridge Project's design was changed after the City of Tucson received public feedback.

Discover the sizzle at Zinburger on Grant Road in Tucson, where juicy burgers meet bold wines in a spot locals can’t resist. This unassuming burger haven has turned skeptics into superfans with its gourmet twists on classics. From the first bite, you’ll understand why burger lovers flock here daily....

TUCSON – Yolanda Herrera dabs the corner of her eye with a tissue, wiping away tears as she talks about the people in her family who have died of cancer. This is the legacy she connects to decades of drinking water contaminated with trichloroethylene, also known as TCE, on Tucson’s south side.

Arizona’s desert highways hide some seriously popular eateries that don’t look like much from the outside. You might drive past a tiny building or weathered shack and assume nobody goes there anymore. But try finding a parking spot during lunch rush, and you’ll quickly realize these unassuming roadside...

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - In just a matter of months, Mount Lemmon has gone from mandatory to voluntary water restrictions. That’s following a dry winter last year, and a fairly rainless monsoon. The mountain is finally seeing some rain and snow, showing that there may be hope on...

Cereal, donuts, bagels. They're all mainstays for breakfast and you might even be eating some right now. January 15th is "National Bagel Day"

The Drug Enforcement Administration confirmed it conducted a narcotics investigation near a Peter Piper Pizza in Tucson that resulted in multiple detentions, drug seizures, and firearms confiscated.

The Pima County Sheriff’s Department announced that it arrested a former employee of a Green Valley golf course on Wednesday in connection with an alleged fraud scheme totaling more than $79,000.