Fourth of July In Tucson: Celebrate America's 250th

From a brand partner: Plan your holiday weekend with local events, fireworks displays and community festivities.

Tucson Tamale Market Closing After 12 Years, Citing Financial Pressures

The Tucson restaurant said it closed effective immediately after 12 years because of economic and financial pressures.

Distemper Outbreak Shuts Down Adoptions At Tucson’s Main PACC Shelter

PACC’s Eastside Adoption Center is open as the Silverbell shelter remains under temporary restrictions.

Extreme Heat Watch Covers Tucson As Temperatures Near 110 Degrees

The hottest temperatures of the year so far are expected, with major heat risk in parts of the Tucson area.

Man Killed In Late-Night Tucson Shooting, Police Say

Investigators said a dispute among several people turned physical before Jesse Flores was fatally shot.

Dozens Of Jobs Cut At Tucson Aerospace Company

The Tucson aerospace company filed a WARN notice after a Northrop Grumman contract ended on NASA's Lunar Gateway program.

New Traffic Signals Are Coming To Tucson — Here’s What Drivers Need To Know

Tucson is adding flashing yellow left-turn arrows at nine intersections, with work expected through September.

Tucson Monsoon Season Is Here — Sandbags And Barricades Already Going Up

The city's transportation department is preparing streets and flood-prone crossings as monsoon recordkeeping starts.

Wildfire Triples In Size Overnight, Closes Rose Canyon Lake Near Tucson

The lightning-caused Table Mountain Fire remained 0% contained Tuesday morning, with no evacuations reported.

Tucson Trash Service On Juneteenth: What Residents Should Expect

Tucson residents will see no change in trash or recycling pickup on Juneteenth, while city offices close Friday.

Lightning-Sparked Wildfire Burns In Santa Catalina Mountains Near Tucson

Crews remain available for full suppression as an infrared flight is planned to check heat in the Santa Catalina Mountains.

Scattered Thunderstorms To Target Tucson Area Throughout The Week

Storm chances are expected to shift from much of southeast Arizona to areas from Tucson south and east.

Tucson Bus Strike Could Loom After Sun Tran Workers Authorize Walkout

Union members voted 99% in favor of a strike authorization as contract negotiations continue ahead of a June 30 deadline.

$2.5M Boost Pushes Tucson Mixed-Income Housing Project Forward

Phase I at Stone and Speedway includes 44 affordable units, with construction expected to start in 2027.

Brother Faces Murder Charge After Fatal Fight In Tucson

Investigators said a man found dead near South Stone Avenue had been in a fight with his brother before his death.

Monsoon Season Is Nearly Here — Officials Urge Tucson Residents To Be Ready

Monsoon Awareness Week kicks off this week with safety tips for floods, lightning and soaring heat.

Tucson Offering $500K In Grants To Spruce Up Local Storefronts

The city will accept applications through Aug. 21 for up to three exterior improvement projects in Thrive in the 05.

Beloved Tucson BBQ Spot Brother John's Closing Down After 11 Years

Brother John’s said it will close its Stone Avenue location after nearly 11 years and announce its next site later.

Motorcyclist Killed After Crashing On Tucson’s Golf Links Road

Investigators said failure to maintain a travel lane was the primary factor in the fatal Tucson crash.

Make It An Active Summer In Tucson: 10 Ways To Get Moving

From a brand partner: Find recreation programs, outdoor adventures and family-friendly activities throughout the area.

Tucson Braces For Hotter-Than-Normal Heat And Fire Concerns This Week

Southeastern Arizona is headed for a warmer, breezy stretch, with some moisture possibly arriving by the weekend.

British Swim School Hosts Open House, Free Swim Lesson

New local husband and wife business focuses on drowning prevention and water safety education.

100 Projects Coming To Tucson Schools This Summer Under $480M Bond

District officials said more than $111 million has been invested, with 100 bond projects planned for summer 2026.

Free Citywide Music Festival Returns To Tucson This Month

Registration is open for artists and venues ahead of Tucson's June 21 Make Music Day events across the city.

$150K Lottery Ticket Sold At Tucson Circle K

A winning Powerball ticket sold at a Tucson Circle K matched for $50,000 and reached $150,000 with Power Play.

Higher Parks Fees Possible In Tucson As Final Public Hearing Approaches

Residents can speak June 9 as Tucson considers parks and recreation fee changes revised after public feedback.

Black Bear Cub Spotted In Pima County Neighborhood

The cub was spotted this morning near homes in the East Windswept Way and South Shalom Drive area of Vail.

6 Tucson Cooling Centers Open Through September In Expanded Heat Relief Effort

The city said six sites will open daily from noon to 4 p.m. from June 1 through Sept. 30, including holidays.

New Trader Joe’s Opens In Tucson Near University Of Arizona

The 9,625-square-foot store near the University of Arizona is Tucson's fourth Trader Joe's.

Free Movie Festival Returns To Tucson With Family Favorites All Month

LOFT KIDS FEST is back at The Loft Cinema with free weekend screenings, games and popcorn running through June 28.

Thunderstorm Chances Return To Tucson This Week As Summer Heat Builds

National Weather Service Tucson said moisture could bring mainly mountain thunderstorms Wednesday and Thursday.

100+ Animals Rescued From Hoarding Situation In Tucson Home

The animals were surrendered and will be available for adoption after medical clearance, according to Pima Animal Care Center.

Newly Renovated Palo Verde Park Opens In Tucson With Community Celebration

Tucson celebrates completed upgrades at Palo Verde Park on May 29, including new lighting, courts, a playground, ramadas and shade trees.

5 Tucson Hospitals Earn ‘C’ Grades In New Hospital Safety Ranking

How safe is your hospital? See how AZ's top hospitals stack up in the latest grades:

Migrant Trail Walk In Tucson Honors Border Deaths With 75-Mile Desert Trek

Participants will walk 75 miles from Sasabe to Tucson as the annual event remembers migrants who died crossing the desert.

Graze Craze Opens Its First Charcuterie Shop in Tucson

U.S. Air Force veteran and wife team up to bring elevated, artfully crafted grazing experiences to Southern Arizona

Tucson Cooldown Brings Strong Winds And Rising Fire Risk

Cooler temperatures and gusty winds are expected across Tucson this week as dry conditions raise fire weather concerns across the area.

Find Tucson’s Cheapest Gas During Record Memorial Day Travel Weekend

Gas prices are high, but Tucson drivers still plan to hit the road for Memorial Day—with some families cutting costs and shortening trips.

Affordable Swim Lessons Roll Out Across Pima County As Summer Begins

Families across Pima County can sign up for $5 swim lessons this summer at eight county pools.

Tucson’s Pizza Throwdown Is Back — Here Are The Restaurants Competing

The May 23 event at Fresco Pizzeria & Pastaria will feature unlimited tastings, drinks and audience voting.