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Green Party activist Croteau running for Pima sheriff

Dave Croteau, a former Green Party mayoral candidate and an organizer for Veterans for Peace and Occupy Tucson, announced his bid as Green Party candidate for Pima County Sheriff.... Read more»0

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Tucson police target metal thieves

The Tucson Police Department has announced some success in a recently implemented plan to combat the increase in metal thefts around the city.... Read more»0

Streetcar-related work on Broadway pushed back

Part of the Sun Link streetcar construction that was slated to begin over the Memorial Day weekend has been delayed until later this summer. That work included the closure of Broadway for sewer work... Read more»0

Tucson man gets 10 years for child pornography

A Tucson man was sentenced to 10 years in prison Tuesday for accessing and viewing child pornography.... Read more»0

Robbery suspects get less than $20, and a bag of chips

Pima County deputies are looking for two men suspected of robbing a Northwest Side convenience store last week.... Read more»0

Isabel Celis

Police hope flyer brings new information in Celis case

Investigators working on the case of missing 6-year-old Isabel Celis will return to the girl’s neighborhood and distribute a new flyer to residents and businesses in the hopes of gathering more information about her disappearance.... Read more»0

Tucson Police, TMC to give away car booster seats

A new state law that changes the requirements of who uses car booster seats will take effect Aug. 2 , and Tucson Police are teaming with TMC for Children to give away 150 seats Thursday.... Read more»0

Traffic restrictions for Modern Streetcar Project

The Modern Streetcar Project is continuing with additional traffic closures Downtown and around Fourth Avenue and the University of Arizona.... Read more»0

Saguaro Nat'l Park, UA centers prime spots for eclipse viewing

The sky will darken early over Tucson on Sunday with the first solar eclipse viewable in the United States in 18 years, and Saguaro National Park and the University of Arizona are offering prime viewing.... Read more»0

Police seek help finding missing man

Tucson Police are looking for a 64-year-old man suffering from medical problems who went missing from his Midtown home in April.... Read more»0

Tucson postal center remains on potential closings list

The U.S. Postal Service announced earlier this week that it intends to move forward with its plan to eliminate as many as 140 mail processing centers across the country that could include Tucson’s Cherrybell facility in an effort to cut costs.... Read more»1

3 bank robbery suspects sought

Tucson Police are asking for help finding three suspects accused in separate bank robberies in 2011.... Read more»0

Tucson homeowners may find help with repairs with city grant

Tucson homeowners in need of roof repairs, heating and cooling system replacements, and structural, utility or other repairs, can apply for financial help through the Tucson Annual Residential Rehabilitation program.... Read more»0

Man gets 13 years for holding illegal immigrants hostage

A 21-year-old Mexican man was sentenced Wednesday to 13 years in prison for holding illegal immigrants hostage inside a Tucson home.... Read more»0

Customs and Border Protection

Woman arrested at Douglas Port with 425 lbs of pot

A 39-year-old Agua Prieta, Son., woman was arrested for attempting to smuggle 425 pounds of marijuana through the Douglas Port of Entry on Tuesday, U.S. Customs and Border Protection said.... Read more»0

PBS to re-air doc on TUSD's ethnic studies program

A documentary on the battle over Tucson Unified School District’s Mexican-American Studies program will re-air at 11 p.m., Thursday on KUAT Channel 6.... Read more»0

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