Andrew Christiansen
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Tucson, AZ, United States
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Pistoleros Wild West Show says Oscars should have stunt category
The Pistoleros Wild West show said they don't feel like stunts in movies get as much recognition as they should. → Read More
Jewish community begins Hanukkah by lighting Tucson's tallest menorah
The Jewish community came together at El Presidio Plaza to celebrate the start of Hanukkah with a light show and kosher pizza. → Read More
Hit and run on Ajo and La Cholla leaves mother of 3 dead
Melissa Drum was walking down the road when a car hit her. DPS is still investigating the description of the car. → Read More
City of Tucson launches program to help businesses with homeless-related issues
The City of Tucson said they are also working with the Tucson Police Department to address homeless-related crimes. → Read More
Tucson police officers involved in deadly shooting
The shooting happened just after 8 p.m., Tucson police say. TPD said the suspect, a man, is dead, and they are actively investigating the situation. → Read More
Potential cap on state's budget for education could mean cuts to arts programs
Art teacher Kristina Valencia said arts programs are critical to students' learning and could improve their studies. → Read More
Three of Pima County's parks on the Loop vandalized
Pima County said the vandalism will cost $5 thousand and the bathroom parts could take up to a month to come in. → Read More
Small Business Saturday benefits downtown Tucson businesses
Small businesses in Downtown Tucson like Chicago's Music Store, Chic Boutique and Spa and Pueblo Vida Brewing took part in Small Business Saturday. → Read More
Tucson Festival of Books reveals lineup of authors
Book lovers gathered at the University of Arizona's bookstore on Sunday to listen to the big reveal! → Read More
Students considering options after Biden's student loan debt relief program shuts down
The application for the federal student debt relief program shut down after a federal judge shut down the program. → Read More
Early voting could affect preliminary election results
Professor Erich Saphir said if early voting ballots are counted first, the election results could skew Democrat. → Read More
Family of missing Picture Rocks woman hosts vigil
Lizette Martinez has been missing for a week. Her family said she doesn't have a pattern of going missing and held a vigil to get the message out to community members. → Read More
Inflation makes it harder for Padre Island businesses during slower months
The Angry Marlin owner Glenn Mier and K2 Guide Service owner Travis Klaus said inflation is driving up prices and they're watching their savings closer. → Read More
Lightning puts on a show in the Flour Bluff area
Rain was intermittent in the Flour Bluff area Sunday evening, but it was the lightning that was the real show. → Read More
App tracks whether employers should be working in the heat
OSHA's Heat Safety Tool app allows you to read whether it's safe enough for employees to be working outdoors. → Read More
Biden proposes $0.18 gas-tax relief
President Joe Biden is asking Congress to suspend the federal gas tax, but AAA spokesperson Daniel Armbruster said it probably wouldn't help much. → Read More
Loans becoming more expensive after interest rate hike
The federal interest rate rose by a 0.75 percentage point. Economists say it's an effort to curb inflation. → Read More
Coastal Bend Food Bank broken into
Coastal Bend Food Bank Executive Director Bea Hanson said the person who broke in caused about $17,000 in damages. → Read More
Rain creates excessively muddy roads for Mathis residents
Rain on Sunday caused muddy conditions for residents that say mud has been a problem for years. → Read More
The drought is impacting farmers' businesses
The drought is turning farmers' dreams to dust. → Read More