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Drop-off locations open for Tuesday’s General Election
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3, and voters are set to decide on several major races and propositions. You can catch up on all the races by checking out our coverage HERE. While most Pima County residents have already mailed in their ballots, there is...
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“Jack Talks Lecture Series: Spanish History of Arizona” at Tubac Presidio State Historic Park
Join the Tubac Presidio State Historic Park as they feature the “Jack Talks Lecture Series: Spanish History of Arizona” on Saturday, November 14, 2026, 2:00-3:00pm. Jack will share the interesting story of the Spanish frontier’s expansion north up into this area where we live. It will include the fascinating stories of Coronado, Father Kino, Juan Batista de Anza and the establishment of the presidios at Tubac and Tucson; why they were here, how the Spanish dealt with the Apaches, how the Americans acquired this land, why the Southern Arizona border goes up to Yuma instead of straight to the Gulf of California, how Tucson and Arizona got their names, and much more. For more information or to register, go to: tubacpresidio.org/events.
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How will this weekend’s rainfall impact Tucson’s groundwater supply?
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Arizona's Former Missile Silo Is Now America's Only Publicly Accessible Titan II Launch Complex
Visitors to Tucson, Arizona, may come for views of the largest cacti in America, but that's not the only interesting feature of the desert surrounding the city. Just south of Tucson, at an address shared by Sahuarita and Green Valley, Arizona, you can venture down into an underground silo where an inactive Titan II training missile is still aimed upright. During the Cold War, over 50 sites equipped with armed versions of these intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) maintained a state of alert, round-the-clock, in the United States. The Titan Missile Museum, a National Historic Landmark since 1994, preserves the last of those sites for public access.
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Portion of Congress Street closes to vehicles for Halloween for first time
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Halloween celebrations looked a little different in downtown Tucson Saturday night as a portion of Congress Street closed to vehicle traffic for the first time. The closure comes as city leaders work to improve pedestrian safety during one of downtown’s busiest nights of the year,...
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Tucson prepares for 37th annual All Souls Procession celebrating Día de los Muertos
TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Crews are putting the final touches on Tucson's 37th annual All Souls Procession, a community event celebrating Día de los Muertos and honoring loved ones who have died. The procession is hosted by the nonprofit Many Mouths One Stomach. Artistic Director Nadia Hagen said...
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Border Wall Construction Threatens Saguaros in Organ Pipe Monument
Construction of New Border Wall Advances, Threatening Iconic Cacti. In the rugged terrain of Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, located southwest of Tucson, construction crews are progressing with the building of a second border wall, resulting in the removal of numerous saguaros. Recent video footage captures the aftermath, showing a prominent saguaro cactus uprooted, its pale green trunk stark against the surrounding landscape of felled vegetation.
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After the oath: What happens when Arizona’s newest citizens try to vote
This story was co-published in partnership with Somos Tucson and supported by the Pulitzer Center.Lee en español. Gabriela Torres Luna stares at the pile of political ads and propaganda that came in the mail about two weeks before the midterm election. Stuck between campaign flyers — with names and faces she doesn’t recognize — is a thick, light-green envelope with her own name on it. She picks up the Pima County mailer, tears off one end and pulls out something she’s never seen before: a U.S. ballot.
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Tucson Now: Joanna Mendoza’s plan for AZ Congressional District 6
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - With control of the U.S. House potentially hinging on Southern Arizona, Democratic congressional candidate Joanna Mendoza is centering her campaign on everyday kitchen-table issues, arguing voters are fed up with Washington gridlock and soaring household costs. Speaking with Tucson Now’s Makayla Goos, Mendoza, a 20-year...
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Flooding & Swift Water Rescues Around Tucson
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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.