Allie Potter
KVOA News 4 Tucson
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Past articles by Allie:
Trading cards sales at all-time high
So, whether you collect cards for a hobby or business, the surge in sales has been a home run for everyone. → Read More
The wait is over as Arizona doctors perform medically necessary procedures
Medically necessary procedures are now being scheduled. → Read More
Arizona students head back into the classroom following Gov. Ducey's executive order
It has been a long year for students, parents and teachers. As of March 15, school districts across Arizona should be offering in-person learning. → Read More
COVID-19 vaccine expands to frontline essential workers and 55+
Chefs, waitresses, and bartenders are all frontline essential workers who can now sign-up for the COVID-19 vaccine. → Read More
Firearms and ammo shortage due to pandemic but some argue politics are at play
Gun and ammo sales shot up once the COVID-19 pandemic hit. It was great for local gun stores. → Read More
Getting Answers: Can I get the 2nd dose after the recommended date?
"I received my first Pfizer COVID shot on Feb. 27 but my second shot isn't scheduled until March 30. This is more than four weeks after the first. The paper I received states the second shot should be given three weeks after the first. Is this a concern?" → Read More
Getting Answers: Can I have the flu and COVID-19 at the same time?
"Is it possible to have the flu and COVID-19 at the same time?" → Read More
Health Experts: Arizona should continue mitigation measures as more states consider lifting COVID-19 restrictions
However, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced Tuesday he is doing away with them in the Lone Star State. → Read More
Senior citizens struggle signing up for COVID-19 vaccine, without tech resources
No matter your age, right now, everyone has to sign up online. But it is not so simple for those in their golden years. → Read More
Mayor Romero recall fails but petitioners say, this is just he beginning
Morgan said, the recall stems from last year after Mayor Romero allowed the Black Lives Matter rural and sign to be displayed on city property. However, she did not allow the "Thin Blue Line" to be displayed. → Read More
Heroes of COVID-19: Hospital Food Service
Devon Gables Rehabilitation Center Nutritionist Barbara Travis told News 4 Tucson, she has seen firsthand how food plays a huge roll for COVID-19 patients. → Read More
Local police officers train for high risk traffic stops
During the high-risk stop training, the training officers wore red. They watched every move the uniformed officers made. → Read More
Experts say Arizonans no need to worry about energy in light of power outages in Texas
The weather in Texas is warming up after enduring a deadly winter storm last week. Residents were without power for days. Their power grids work differently than the rest of the country. Experts said it is not necessarily a good thing. → Read More
Goodbye academic letter grades
Governor Doug Ducey announced, no to letter grades. → Read More
Tucson is experiencing a lumber shortage like never before
Buyers are not happy and sellers say, they have never seen a lumber shortage like this. → Read More
Out-of-state folks are moving in causing real estate boom in Southern Arizona
If you recently bought a house in the Tucson-Metro, consider yourself lucky. Competition is fierce and it is not just between the locals. → Read More
Local churches prepare for Ash Wednesday
Locally, many churches will hold a variety of religious activities including special daily prayer services. But not this year. → Read More
Heroes of COVID-19: Pima County Sheriff's Department
Certain protocols are in place to keep the department's nearly 1,400 employees and you safe. → Read More
The Coronavirus is now the #1 cause of death in Arizona
The Coronavirus is now the leading cause of death here in Arizona. → Read More
Real estate scammers hit Tucson amid house selling boom
Sean Herdrick with the Better Business Bureau of Southern Arizona said real estate scams happen all the time. For example, a scammer asks for money or gift cards upfront to see the house. → Read More