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Naco, AZ · Municipal
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Tucson will count how often homeless people use bathrooms, ramadas in public parks
As Tucson’s parks have reopened this fall, some after months of closure for renovation, the city is launching a new initiative aimed at easing ongoing tensions over unhoused people using these public spaces. Along with the ongoing effort to enforce the city’s camping ban, a new parks department unit...
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LAST BELL: Tucson USD school closures
13 News Investigative Reporter Valerie Cavazos breaks down the TUSD school closures and the data that may be behind the decisions.
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Tucson Now: Halloween themed weekend events
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - With Halloween just a week away, it’s time to start getting into the Halloween spirit. Find out where to find the best haunts and scares this weekend around southern Arizona. All Weekend. Ballet Tucson is holding a tribute to Día de los Muertos this...
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The US Postal Service gears up for the holiday season
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The US Postal Service says it’s ready for the 2026 holiday season. In a press release, the USPS says new tech and logistics planning and implementation improved delivery performance last year -- and will drive success this year. The last three months of the...
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Over 40 fun events happening in Tucson this weekend, Oct. 21-25 🍬🎃
There is lots of Halloween fun going on this weekend in Tucson! Whether you want to do some early trick-or-treating or admire the cute zoo animals while wearing your best costume, there is all kinds of spooky season events happening. Keep reading to figure out what you’re doing this weekend!...
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Tucson Now: The info. behind TUSD school closures
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - With families across the Tucson Unified School District facing mounting uncertainty over potential school closures and consolidations, 13 News has compiled critical district data into a new interactive tool designed to help parents evaluate where their neighborhood schools stand. The project follows an Arizona Auditor...
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Sierra School of Tucson celebrates opening of new, larger facility
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Sierra School of Tucson, located on the northside, is set to celebrate a new, larger facility with a ribbon-cutting ceremony this afternoon, Oct. 22. This new standalone facility will expand the school’s offerings from middle and high school to full K-12 services. School officials...
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Danger in the Dust: Ground Zero
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Southern Arizona is considered ground zero for Valley Fever, with the region between Tucson and Phoenix—known as the “Valley Fever Corridor”—accounting for roughly two-thirds of all reported cases nationwide. In the return of the 13 News podcast Danger in the Dust,...
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Oro Valley senior living community breaks ground
Oro Valley town leadership, chamber members and citizens joined Vineyard Park for a photo across the street from the company’s upcoming Oro Valley senior living community. “It’s a wonderful new community that’s, of course, coming into Oro Valley, and that provides a great opportunity for folks that are looking for independent living, or perhaps, as they transition further into their life, other services that are needed for seniors and older members of the community,” said Oro Valley Mayor Joe Winfield.
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TUSD closures list: Two more schools proposed to close, merge
On Thursday afternoon, the Tucson Unified School District recommended closing Magee Middle School and consolidating it with Sabino High School — the seventh and eighth schools named as part of recommendations to right-size Southern Arizona’s largest school district. The two schools are among the eight so far, of...
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Understanding Marana’s $3.7M water purchase
Marana has approved a one-year, $3.7 million contract to receive water from the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation in 2027. In brief, The Central Arizona Project (CAP) is a 336-mile canal and aqueduct system that channels water from the Colorado River to central and southern Arizona communities. It supplies water to over 6 million residents.