Chilling Discovery of Human Bones Near Nancy Guthrie’s Home Takes Disappointing Turn
As soon as the news of the discovery of a human bone near Nancy Guthrie’s Arizona home broke, it briefly sparked fears of a major break in the case. However, they have now been put to rest as the remains date back 750 years or more. Nancy Guthrie, 84, is the mother of “Today” show
USPS warns customers to expect mail delays after shocking site closure
USPS customers are facing possible mail delays after the partial closure of a distribution center. Residents have voiced complaints about delivery delays as the post office works to restore full services. On Tuesday, a US Postal Service processing facility in Tucson, Arizona, experienced a power outage that caused a pa
Dr. Mark J. Helms Joins Sierra Tucson to Oversee Innovative Behavioral Health and Addiction...
Sierra Tucson, a leading provider of behavioral health and addiction treatment services, has appointed Mark J. Helms, M.D., as its new medical director, effective immediately. Dr. Helms brings decades of experience in psychiatric care and healthcare leadership to the role. He specializes in both general psychiatry and
Bascom Arizona Ventures Continues Acquisition Spree Acquires Off-Market Tucson Multifamily Property for $45.5M
Bascom Arizona Ventures, LLC (BAZV), a subsidiary of Irvine, California-based private equity firm The Bascom Group, LLC (Bascom) has acquired Domain 3201, a 289-unit multifamily property located in Tucson, Arizona for $45.5 million or $157,439 per unit. BrightSpire Capital Acquisitions, LLC provided debt financing, whi
A-10 Engine Build Marks Closing Chapter
MAY 28, 2026 — Inside the engine shop at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, the sound of tools and sheet metal mark the end of a decade-long chapter in close-air-support history. On May 21, 2026, Airmen assigned to the 355th Component Maintenance Squadron gathered with wing leadership to celebrate the completion of the fina
University of Arizona’s school population is shrinking, but it’s on purpose
The University of Arizona is getting smaller — and school officials say that’s on purpose. The first-year class starting in the fall of 2025 was about 20% smaller than the prior year. UA has also reduced the amount of tuition discounts it gave out for out-of-state students. Kate...
Project Blue Protesters return to construction site Thursday morning
TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Protesters returned to the Project Blue construction site Thursday morning. Banging on drums with megaphones and signs in hand, they lined Houghton St. on both sides, waving to passing cars. The protest—like many other actions opposing the data center— was organized by the No Desert...
Pride dead in Tucson? SAAF says ‘no!’ with full June slate
Earlier this year when the Pride parade and festival were canceled, and Tucson Pride announced it was permanently closing, many in the community anticipated a void.
2 Arizona pizzerias rank in 50 Top Pizza 2026
Craft 64 has once again secured its place among the world’s most celebrated pizzerias, earning the No. 29 ranking in the prestigious 50 Top Pizza 2026 list. Penelope Pizza in Tucson ranked No. 41, giving Arizona two pizzerias among the 50 best in the nation. DEEPER DIVE: Read all...
Power outage in Tucson causes big problems for U.S. Postal Service
The United States Postal Service released an update Thursday, May 28, about the issues that forced the closure of the processing and distribution center.

















