Mark Mingura
KVOA News 4 Tucson
Tucson, AZ, United States
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UArizona to require vaccines for all employees by Dec. 8
TUCSON (KVOA) - In an announcement made Friday, the University of Arizona will now require COVID-19 vaccinations for all employees by December 8. → Read More
Witness of fatal Mount Lemmon crash speaks
TUCSON (KVOA) - This past weekend, Laura Rodriguez was identified as the woman who died in a crash this weekend while heading down Mount Lemmon. → Read More
Nationally and locally businesses are hiring, but nobody is getting hired
TUCSON (KVOA) - The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that there are a record number of jobs available at 10.9 million and there are nearly eight million job seekers in → Read More
New HBO series set to begin filming in Tucson
Hollywood is coming back to Tucson and with it, a projected 65 million dollar economic boost. → Read More
Filming for new HBO series beings in Tucson's west side
Hollywood is coming back to Tucson and with it, a projected 65 million dollar economic boost. → Read More
Stray bullet nearly costs man his life
A midtown shooting on Tuesday that left one man dead almost claimed another unsuspecting victim. → Read More
To-Go Cocktails are here to stay
TUCSON (KVOA) - Starting today you can now get cocktails to go from bars around the state. → Read More
President of Mexico apologizes to Pascua Yaqui tribes for centuries of persecution
The president of Mexico, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, publicly apologized for atrocities committed by the Mexican government against the Pasqua Yaqui Tribe in Sonora, dating back centuries. → Read More
While many struggle to hire, one assisted living center is nearly fully staffed
With fewer people wanting to work, Via Elegante and many others across Tucson were left with a lot of demand but no staff to meet it. → Read More
TUSD to vote on increasing pay for bus drivers in training
The Tucson Unified School District (TUSD) will be voting on a pay increase for its bus drivers while they're in training as the district looks to fill open vacancies that have forced them to stop some bus routes. → Read More
Haitian refugees arrive in Tucson
Once the Haitian refugees get to Tucson they'll be processed by border patrol. From there, migrants will then head to Casa Alitas temporarily, while they are set up with other families who are living in the states already. → Read More
More COVID-19 treatment options undergoing clinical trials
Arizona Clinical Trials (ACT), a medical research clinic, is hoping to change the future of COVID-19. → Read More
Arizona adjusts approach towards unvaccinated population
Last month Governor Doug Ducey named Dr. Richard Carmona the senior advisor on public health emergency preparedness. → Read More
Ivermectin still in high demand despite warnings against its use
Nearly a quarter of patients in banner hospitals are being treated for COVID-19, most of those patients are not vaccinated, according to Banner Health. → Read More
Fourth Avenue Street Fair aims to preserve tradition and culture
The Fourth Avenue Merchant's Association (FAMA) is asking the community for donations to help bring back the bi-annual street fair. → Read More
Hollywood Tucson? Downtown group trying to lure production companies
$500,000 has been set aside in a reserve fund from the group Rio Nuevo, whose focus is revitalizing downtown Tucson, to create an entertainment fund geared towards luring TV and movie productions to Tucson. → Read More
New 'A' Mountain restrictions cause conflict among Tucson residents
Starting on Monday "A" Mountain will be closed to all traffic for the next two weeks while crews work on repairs to the structure of the "A," but some residents think the city is using the break as an excuse to further restrict access to the mountain. → Read More
Pima County Schools trending in right direction with COVID cases
The Pima County Health Department is hopeful we may have seen the worst of it as numbers trended down this past week. → Read More
Marijuana sales soaring into $1 billion industry in Arizona
The Arizona Department of Revenue said people have spent almost $1 billion this year on both recreational and medical marijuana. Those working in the industry say that has a chance to double. → Read More
Over one million COVID-19 cases reported in Arizona
"Everyone who is eligible to be vaccinated should get vaccinated, it is safe, effective, it's free. FDA just approved the Pfizer vaccine fully for anyone 16 and older," said Jessica Rigler, Assistant Director COVID-19 Response Team, AZDHS. → Read More