Excessive heat in Arizona impacting electricity grid
With an excessive heat warning here in southern Arizona more people are cranking their Air Conditioning, ultimately using more…
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Eight zip codes in Pima County reach herd immunity
According to the Pima County Health Department 8 zip codes have reached the 70 percent or greater threshold for those fully vaccinated 18 and…
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Tucson’s Mayor, Council take stand on Second Amendment Firearm Freedom Act
Councilman Steve Kozachik asked Tucson’s Mayor and Council to adopt a resolution to separate them from House Bill…
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Pima County officials working to get teens vaccinated
According to AZDHS, nearly 300,000 people 65 and older have received at least one dose of the vaccine here in Arizona. For those 20 years and…
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Remembering Nogales Officer Jeremy Brinton
Law enforcement from several agencies were present at the viewing Tuesday night to remember the late officer. Among them, one officer who worked with…
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Historic bungalows to be turned into Center for Gastronomy
The project to save seven bungalows off Broadway Boulevard…
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Southern Arizona film sets keep bustling despite COVID-19 impact on movie industry
This week, movie director Joe Cornet and his crew will be in a shootout filming Assault on Rio Bravo. He said he is happy to be back in the saddle…
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PCSD finds missing vulnerable adult
Deputies say 59-year-old Tim Norseen was last seen near the 1100 block of West Panorama Road at 5:00 p.m. Saturday.…
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Construction crews work to meet growing house demand in southern Arizona
As houses continue to be built, it seems so are the price tags. Experts say the trend we’re seeing around our state could continue through the end of…
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Tucson Mayor and Council repeal mask mandate
On Tuesday, Tucson Mayor and Council repealed their mask ordinance. Starting at midnight on May 19th masks will no longer be required in public…
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