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Habitat for Humanity brings women together for community improvement
On Friday and Saturday, Habitat for Humanity held their annual Women Build Project. Here's the work that was done and the impact it had on the participants. → Read More
Breaking down proposed $5.5 billion desalination plan for Arizona water supply
The project has been looked at and supported by former Governor Doug Ducey, but Arizona legislators are hoping for further discussion before moving forward. → Read More
Low credit score prevents one family from moving apartments
The growing family of three has been searching for an apartment for 13 months, but keep getting denied. → Read More
Woman who suffered from fentanyl overdose now almost 300 days sober
Chamaine Parr died from a fentanyl overdose in March 2022. She is now graduating from the county drug court program. → Read More
Remembering Lydia Reis
Local Tucsonans know the Umbrella Lady seen in many different areas. Many have asked why she walked and where she lived, and a past landlord shared what she knows. → Read More
Tucson woman finds her dog in the mouth of a coyote
Debra Simpson let her dog out for less than a minute, but ran out after hearing a sound she would never forget. → Read More
Future teachers can earn a degree for free in Arizona
The Arizona Teachers Academy scholarship offers tuition coverage for students who agree to teach in Arizona. → Read More
Rainwater conservation efforts paying off for Tucson community
Watershed Management Group leads the community in water conservation. They hold classes to show how to make the most of the rainy days like we saw last week. → Read More
Ski Valley on Mount Lemmon opening Thursday
If you plan on making the trip to Ski Valley on Mount Lemmon once it opens Thursday, here is what you can expect. → Read More
Road closures impact travel to Mount Lemmon
The Pima County Sheriff's Department closed roads at the base of Mount Lemmon earlier today on December 28. → Read More
Voters weigh in on what impacted their vote
Inflation is caused by many factors, but voters and economists weigh in on the role political parties play. → Read More
How you can stay safe on the road
El Tour de Tucson is ten days away, and more bikers are on the road. An expert has advice on how to stay safe. → Read More
Mi Familia Vota is encouraging Latinos to vote
The Hispanic vote has the potential to make a huge difference in Tucson with 44% of the population being Hispanic. → Read More
Libertarian candidate Marc Victor campaigns for Senate with 'live and let live' message
Marc Victor is the libertarian U.S. Senate candidate. He shares his views and how he hopes to represent Arizonans. → Read More
Why? Reports of spiders invading the Tucson area
People around Tucson have been reporting seeing more spiders lately. One homeowner found five around his home, and pest control tells us why there's been an increase. → Read More
A man born with kidney disease uses his journey to help others
Jacob Barber's kidney disease treatments were successful. Now he's hoping his journey will help others. → Read More
Apple Annie's Pumpkin Festival officially bringing fun and smiles for the fall season
The Pumpkin Festival is officially open at Apple Annie’s in Willcox. Apple Annie’s Pumpkin and Produce Farm in Willcox is starting its 36th season. → Read More
The success behind local restaurant Tacos Apson
Tacos Apson has been in business for 22 years. They told us how sticking to tradition keeps them going. → Read More
Tanque Verde School District brings DJ to schools on Fridays
Students were surprised when they saw a DJ at their school this morning. We visited the school to see some of the reactions from students and staff. → Read More
COVID-19 vaccine requirements lifted for Pima County employees
After September 24th, Pima County will no longer be allowed to place vaccine requirements on any resident, lifting the requirements on county employees currently in place. → Read More