Austin Walker
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Tucson theatre takes show outside
Gaslight Theatre reopens and performs outside. → Read More
Reid park zoo expansion controversy met with more community pushback
Community members are continuing to fight the expansion and are now taking the fight to social media. → Read More
Rally in support of more funding for officers held outside Tucson City Hall
A rally formed outside Tucson City Hall Saturday morning in support of the Tucson Police Department. → Read More
Local officials, residents and lawmakers continue to debate if situation at border is a crisis
Arizona lawmakers responded by saying this is not what Arizona needs at this time. However, many local officials and residents are split on this issue. → Read More
Southern Arizona health officials say the state should see herd immunity by May
A report by the University of Arizona said Arizonans could see a herd immunity in our state from the virus as early as May. But many wonder what this means and if this could be a reality. → Read More
Arizona housing ranks high in rent and overall housing price increase
According to a study, Arizona ranks 4th in seeing the biggest increase in rent and overall housing prices. → Read More
Southern Arizona group restores wheelchairs, gives them to people in need
In the past few months, Hansen and her team have repaired and given out 250 wheelchairs. Her brother, Mark said there is a dire need in Southern Arizona. → Read More
Officials say don't skip out on second COVID-19 shot
Every car in line at the vaccine drive-thru vaccine pod has an appointment that tells you what day and when you can receive the COVID-19 vaccine. After the first dose, the individual will book an appointment for their second dose. → Read More
Migrants pour into Tucson, Pima County receives no federal assistance
In that message dating back to March 5, County Administrator Chuck Huckleberry highlighted multiple emails back and forth requesting funds. → Read More
Southern Arizona teacher goes viral on Tik Tok using platform to promote good
Southern Arizona teacher goes viral on Tik Tok working to get his students engaged in their school work. → Read More
Pilot certification underway at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base just in time for air show season
The Heritage Flight Training Course is underway at David-Monthan Air Force Base. Pilots have trained for months to be able to perform in an air show and Saturday their final test. → Read More
Experts say Johnson & Johnson vaccine is just as good as others
Lexi Tuttle is on the millions of Arizonans waiting her turn to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Like others, she wants the best one or most reliable one. → Read More
Pima County supervisors approve motions aimed at helping during eviction mortarium
A lengthy discussion on the eviction moratorium continues across the county → Read More
Cannabis Questions: Can I fire my employee if they test positive for marijuana?
Filling out a job application, you write your name, your phone number and as you turn the page you'll probably come across this question: Do you or have you used marijuana? → Read More
Tucson judge under investigation after firing warning shot at alleged stalker
Leading up to the night of Feb. 14, an incident report said Judge Watters and his family have has problems with the stalker. According to the report, his daughters said the individual was 'harassing them and slashed their tires in the past week." The individual also left trash on their property. → Read More
Heroes of COVID-19: Devon Gables Healthcare
Rehabilitation centers across Southern Arizona have been locked up to protect their residents. Those heroes had to adapt to fast learning every day on the job. → Read More
Dirty needles, piles of garbage found outside eastside VFW after homeless camp set up nearby
Inside the doors of the VFW, the walls are marked with achievements and memories from Tucson veterans. But outside, it's marked with something different. → Read More
Cannabis Questions: How will the legalization of recreational weed affect the Southern AZ economy?
Row after row of marijuana plants have taken root in Southern Arizona. It's been legal medicinally, but now operations are shifting to supply recreational users, too. → Read More
Winter weather delays vaccine from getting to Arizona
COVID-19 vaccine shipping distribution across the county is delayed due to winter weather. → Read More
Two bills pushed forward advocating for mental health education in Arizona schools
Lawmakers at the Arizona State Capitol are pushing two bills that they said will do a lot of good for Arizona schools. → Read More