Monica Grimaldo
KOLD News 13
Tucson, AZ, United States
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TPD creates board to review officer's use of force
Pictures are on my Twitter! D The Tucson Police Department is creating a special board consisting of sergeants, lieutenants and now six Tucson residents that will soon be in charge → Read More
Tucson woman facing smuggling charges
A Tucson woman is facing smuggling charges after three men, who entered the country illegally, were found in the trunk of a car Thursday, July 20, during an immigration inspection nort → Read More
Surveillance video shows man taking gun from Tucson gun shop
A Tucson gun shop near Grant and Oracle Road is using social media to release surveillance video and pictures of someone stealing a special edition firearm worth more than $500. → Read More
HEADS UP: 1-19 on and off ramps at Ajo Way closing Wednesday
The Arizona Department of Transportation is getting ready to start letting drivers use the new Ajo Way bridge over Interstate 19, but that means there will be some travel restrictions. → Read More
Fraternity to kick off ride assistance program to reduce drunk d
The Lambda Kappa Sigma Alumni Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity in Tucson is kicking off a ride assistance program that aims to make it easier for Tucson bars and other employers to → Read More
TFD’s new award may mean lower fire insurance rates for city res
The Tucson Fire Department has just been named as one of the best fire departments in the country after receiving high ratings from the Insurance Services Offices, and their hard work may possibly ... → Read More
Tucson chicken owners say some are dying due to record breaking
As Tucson marks the hottest day for the Old Pueblo in 23 years and just missing the all-time high, local chicken owners are going the extra mile to keep their homes cool after some claim they've lo... → Read More
Survivors talk post-surgery breast cancer tattoos: "You fall bac
More than a dozen breast cancer survivors and their loved ones stopped by a 'Beat Cancer Boot Camp' session at Udall Park on Tucson's east side Tuesday, June 6 where the group brought in a Tucson t... → Read More
Public gets a chance to provide input on proposed Sonoran Corrid
State and federal officials want to know what the public thinks about a proposed Sonoran Corridor connecting Interstate 10 and Interstate 19 south of Tucson International Airport as they begin an a... → Read More
Tucson woman claims husband burned her house down; husband charg
Rhonda Grace Smith, 53, claims her husband Timothy Darnell burned down her mobile home on the south side after she received a series of voicemails from Darnell the night before. → Read More
Southern AZ seniors kick off new journey at annual Grad Night
School leaders are giving their best wishes to hundreds of Southern Arizona seniors this weekend, but many students chose to spend one last night at school to celebrate with their friends. → Read More
Hundreds walk at PCC graduation
It's time to celebrate! Nearly 4,000 Pima Community College students will walk across the stage at this year's graduation ceremony. → Read More
City's Human Relations Commission to discuss sanctuary city stat
The city's Human Relations Commission is scheduled to discuss the status of Tucson as a sanctuary city, according to the meeting's agenda. → Read More
Non-profit fears cuts to Medicaid under proposed healthcare bill
"It all boils down to not having the money to continue to run and offer some really valuable services to an extremely vulnerable population," said executive director of Echoing Hope Ranch Sylvia Gr... → Read More
KOLD INVESTIGATES: Help for Tucson's Hoarders
Hoarding disorder is considered to be a serious mental health issue. At its most basic, hoarding is having an unusual relationship or attachment with possessions. → Read More
Davis-Monthan installs facility to improve training for military
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base is home to a new dog-training facility designed to make training courses much easier and safer for their military working dogs, especially during Arizona's hot, summer ... → Read More
Tucson teen run over by car on east side in hit-and-run
Juliet Freitag said she was riding her bicycle down Broadway Boulevard near Kolb Road last week when she claims a man pulled out of the parking lot near the Gaslight Theatre and struck her. → Read More
Arizona to get more than $12 million from DHHS to battle opioid
“These grants aim to increase access to treatment, reduce unmet need, and reduce overdose related deaths," said Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price. "I understand the urgency of this fund... → Read More
South Tucson considering outsourcing police, fire departments
"We are not going to sacrifice the quality of service that we've been providing to save money. We're not going to do that," said South Tucson City Manager Sixto Molina. "We're going to try to creat... → Read More
Santa Cruz County's new system to improve radio communication fo
In just a few weeks, the county's emergency communication system will have two new sites added to its wireless radio channel. This was approved by the county's board of supervisors Wednesday, April... → Read More