Hot temperatures, gusty easterly winds and a slight chance of dry storms are in the forecast south and east of Tucson.
Desert Drifter is on a roll, with a second Tucson shop now open and even more coffee on the horizon.
Police said the teen driver was charged after detectives investigated the April 22 crash at Tucson Boulevard and Forgeus Avenue.
After a cool start to the week, Tucson could be headed for a sharp rise in temperatures and a hot Mother’s Day weekend.
The proposal would raise some meter, garage and permit fees while keeping current meter enforcement hours in place.
Amazon Flats will add 59 affordable apartments on West Miracle Mile, with construction expected to wrap in fall 2027.
The University of Arizona is investigating Sigma Phi Epsilon, marking the fourth fraternity probe this month over hazing allegations.
The city said scammers may pose as housing staff and ask for money to apply for public housing or vouchers.
A Pacific storm system is expected to bring gusty winds, light rainfall and cooler temperatures to southeast Arizona.
Tucson landed on a short list of midsize markets posting hiring gains in Q1 2026, even as many sectors saw a post-holiday slowdown.
The attraction, featuring giant indoor slides and gravity-defying experiences for visitors of all ages, is expected to open before summer.
The pilot at Palo Verde Magnet High won unanimous approval and is set to begin in the 2026-27 school year.
Tucson Parks and Recreation is proposing higher fees. Here's what you need to know.
A total of 382 jobs may be cut at these companies with a footprint in Tucson, according to a state database.
Reid Park Zoo diverts more than 200 gallons of food waste every week, and the elephant herd is doing most of the heavy lifting.
Tucson’s Barrio Brewing Co. wins gold at the World Beer Cup, honoring a beer decades in the making
Six University of Arizona fraternities are under investigation for hazing, including Sigma Alpha Mu, Sigma Chi and Phi Delta Theta.
A quieter start to the week in the Tucson area will give way to a changing forecast by late Wednesday and Thursday.
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From a brand partner: Local leagues and programs across Tucson are offering opportunities for all ages to get out and play this season.
From a brand partner: Add these community happenings to your calendar in the weeks ahead.
From a brand partner: Restaurants, home improvement stores and other businesses in the area offer discounts for those who serve.
From a brand partner: From sports bars to local ballparks, here are a few places around Tucson to catch the game this season.
A fresh season brings new reasons to get outside and discover what our community has to offer.
From local fields to national fame, these stars got their start in Tucson.
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Feeling inspired by the Winter Games? Here are a few ways to get out, stay active and make the most of the season!
From casual bars to lively breweries, here are a few places to cheer, snack and settle in for the Feb. 8 showdown.
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Unvaccinated residents can receive a measles vaccine at CVS Pharmacy® and MinuteClinic® locations across the state
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The local moving company provided specialized services including flexible scheduling and affordable rates for hundreds of students.
Wishes for Teachers has previously granted wishes for 192 Tucson teachers. Program will award $1.5 million to Arizona educators in 2025.