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Musical Gumbo: A guide to the Blues Heritage Festival
Southern Arizona will celebrate its diverse medley of blues musicians at the one-day Blues Heritage Festival Nov. 7. “They always say that America’s a melting pot,” said Rita Flattley, president of the Southern Arizona Blues Heritage Foundation (SABHF). “Well, of course, everything melts in Tucson, ‘cause it’s so hot.”
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Downtown Tucson Parking Lot Sells for $4 Million
TUCSON, ARIZONA (Nov. 4, 2026)— 140 Alameda, LLC purchased the approximately 1.1-acre surface parking lot at 139 E. Toole Avenue in downtown Tucson for $4 million from ALEH-ZON, L.L.C. The property contains 148 parking spaces and is located along the railroad tracks between the 191 Toole entertainment venue and...
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Early election results show Tucson voters rejecting TEP franchise agreement
Unofficial election results show Tucson voters rejecting a 25-year franchise agreement between Tucson Electric Power and the city. As of Wednesday afternoon, results showed 55% of Tucson voters against Proposition 421 and 45% voting for it. The ballot measure sets rules for how the electric utility uses public rights of...
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Navy unmanned helicopters get second life with Army
PATUXENT RIVER, Md. – In a prime demonstration of Joint Force agility and resource optimization, the Navy and Army partnered to rapidly repurpose divested MQ-8C Fire Scout unmanned helicopters, transforming excess inventory into dynamic test assets. At the direction of the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, the...
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TUCSON NOW: Free community concert kicks off this weekend
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Bonnie Quinn, Founder of Rockin’ 4 Heroes, joins Devyn Shea to highlight this weekend’s community concert. Rockin’ 4 Heroes, a free admission community event, was created by Quinn and her husband to honor first responders and military personnel. The family friendly festivities...
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Arizona appears in 1st College Football Playoff rankings of 2026 season
The Arizona Wildcats came in at No. 22 in the first College Football Playoff rankings of the 2026 season. Arizona (6-2, 3-2 Big 12) makes an appearance in the rankings despite its 34-26 loss to Texas Tech last week. Texas Tech appeared at No. 15 in the rankings. The loss...
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D.R. Horton Acquires 137 Residential Lots in Two Tucson Area Deals Totaling $6.11 Million
TUCSON, Arizona (Nov. 4, 2026) — D.R. Horton purchased 137 residential lots in Arcadia and Cascada II for a combined $6.11 million in two October transactions, adding finished and platted lots to its Southern Arizona land holdings. The acquisitions include 20 finished lots in the Catalina area and 117...
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News Release: Meridian and Harrison Street Asset Management Announce Sale of El Dorado Medical Plaza in Tucson, Arizona
182,900-Square-Foot Healthcare Campus Includes Outpatient, Behavioral Health and Ambulatory Surgery Uses. TUCSON, Ariz. – Meridian, a full-service owner, operator and investor in healthcare real estate, and Harrison Street Asset Management (“Harrison Street”), a leading alternative global investment management firm with over $110 billion in assets under management through highly differentiated assets across infrastructure, real estate, and credit strategies, are pleased to announce the sale of El Dorado Medical Plaza, a 182,900-square-foot, three-story healthcare campus in Tucson, Arizona. The Class B property includes medical office space, a surgery center and hospital uses.
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Motorcyclist suffers serious injuries in crash near 22nd, Kolb in Tucson
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - A motorcyclist suffered serious injuries in a crash near 22nd and Kolb in Tucson on Thursday, Nov. 5. The Tucson Police Department confirmed the accident happened around 1:45 p.m. It was the 10th serious motorcycle crash in southern Arizona in just over a month. That...
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Tucson launches its first low-barrier resource center
Tucson’s Ward 6 office is now home to the city’s first low-barrier resource center. Called the R.O.S.E. Center – an acronym for “resources, outreach, showers and education” – the space was originally set up as a cooling center in May, but as the office saw more than 2,200 people throughout its first summer, they decided to continue with a new structure.