José Zozaya
KGUN9 On Your Side
Omaha, NE, United States
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Sailors volunteer to clean up Tucson nonprofit's sidewalks
Visitors in town for Navy Week help literacy non-profit tidy office sidewalks, organize books for young readers → Read More
Pascua Yaqui Tribe, partners from Pittsburgh promote digital literacy before Super Bowl LVII
Housing Authority & collaborating foundations welcomed families onto mobile internet bus to Guadalupe → Read More
Donated holiday toys play dual role as therapy
Tucson Roadrunners and fans collect gifts for both Banner Diamond Children's patients, children in foster care → Read More
'Seeing an increase in need,' Comm. Food Bank of Southern AZ prepares for Thanksgiving distributions
As the number on grocery price tags grows, local food banks also take on greater spending for families needing affordable meal options. → Read More
Breaking conversation barriers for men to discuss cancer diagnoses
Advent of internet and new communications help Tucson doctor guide patients through latest treatment options → Read More
Frustration & Anxiety over Political Ads
So. Arizona voters, viewers want campaigns to change approach; U.A. political scientist offers insight on strategy → Read More
Smaller fire districts in Southern Arizona strive for hiring, upgrading facilities
COVID-19 pandemic highlighted ongoing challenges to competitively recruit & modernize older buildings → Read More
U.K. laser optics company expanding to Sahuarita
Ten-year lease agreement in SAMTEC building bringing high-tech, high-paying jobs → Read More
Tucson mayor, police chief discuss 2022 investments in community safety
American Rescue plan, city budget dollars aim to recruit and keep officers → Read More
EXCLUSIVE: One-on-one with Mayor Regina Romero on voting rights
As Pima County mulls changes to voting centers and polls, AZ state legislature also weighs multiple changes → Read More
Tamales make for Tucson holiday tradition
Local business reflects on food's history as customers make December orders → Read More
Local blood banks need holiday donations
Once donors wrap up their visit to the American Red Cross blood donation center on Broadway and Kolb, the pints of blood collected cannot afford to sit on the shelves for too long. → Read More
Prescription drug prices on the negotiating table with debate on federal bill
In this look at Two Americas, we talk to people about the financial stress they face in choosing to pay for life-saving drugs or sacrificing a prescription to have food on the table. → Read More
Advocates want to help Douglas County Health boost vaccine rate among Black community
North Omaha churches, nonprofits train health ambassadors as health department ramps up home visits to administer COVID-19 vaccine → Read More
Nebraska athletics, partners launch new fashion line inspired by coach Tom Osborne
50% of royalties for each 'TWO55" item sold will benefit Osborne's TeamMates mentorship program → Read More
Project Community: UNMC hosts panel on Hispanic health care outreach
Stakeholders, students discussed need for personal relationships, lower cost and easier access to care → Read More
Drivers in Cass County opt for gravel roads as bridge repair on Highway 1 continues
NDOT, contractors anticipate reopening exit into Murray by November; official detours adds more travel time many commuters want to avoid → Read More
Douglas County approves moving federal dollars to boost Tenant Assistance Project
$410,000 in aid was reallocated from agency under contract to helping disburse rental assistance → Read More
Douglas County Health prepare for COVID-19 vaccine for children
Pfizer plans to submit its data to the FDA and CDC by the end of the month → Read More
Millard elementary school masks up after cluster of COVID-19 cases leads to some students' quarantine
MPS District and Harvey Oaks Elementary have tracked 21 cases of COVID-19 since last Thursday, the same day leaders asked an entire 3rd grade classroom to enter quarantine → Read More