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The Avra Valley Fire District may be small but it's facing a big problem. Most of the firefighters want their chief to step down.
Some of those against the sale accuse developers of 'cleansing' downtown of poor people.
The Environmental Protection Agency ranks the storage ponds in Cochise a "high hazard" because of its proximity to homes.
The Community Food Bank needs help stocking its shelves to feed thousands.
Quitting smoking is never easy, but today can be the first step toward a healthier life.
Popcorn and the movies go hand in hand and faced with the other options, like candy or hot dogs, it seems the most nutritious, right? Maybe not.
A convicted triple murderer in Tucson is going back to death row for a fourth time.
A Tucson family training for El Tour de Tucson was suddenly struck by tragedy in May when their bright, energetic teenaged son unexpectedly died.
The website says staff at the credit union will remain until the branches close in January 2010.
Tucson school receives honors for it's program that integrates academics with career goals.
Local seniors get a crash course in fraud protection.
No serious injuries reported after chain reaction crash.
Twilight fans in Tucson finally got their fix in Friday's premiere of New Moon.
Teams of volunteers will install bicycle lights Thursday, Nov. 19th from 5 to 7pm at the intersection of Third Street and Treat Avenue.
A nightmare for commuters headed home in the westbound lanes on 1-10 Thursday night.
Change in Air Force flyover for Arizona/Oregon game on Saturday.
Drivers can expect delays if traveling on Aviation Highway.
UA Tree Ring Lab found evidence that upper elevation pines in the Great Basin are growing faster than in the past.
The Metropolitan Tucson Convention and Visitors Bureau says El Tour weekend alone brings 20 to 30 million into Tucson.
Thursday marked the annual Great American Smokeout. What's working, what isn't and where to find help.
Police say the 26-year-old man began sending unwanted text messages to a student. The last alleged message got him arrested.
The Salvation Army hopes that a slow economy won't be a drag on kettle donations.
A determined Robert Shelton issues warning about more budget cuts
Several Arizonans are among 26 people under federal indictment for scheming to steal millions of dollars from a system that helps deaf people communicate by phone and video.
Bizarre, fatal accident has two people recovering and officers looking for answers.
Source: The Associated PressHeavy rain ruined parts of the pumpkin crop used to make brand-named canned pumpkin.
Source: NASA/JPL/DLR A recent computer model run shows there may be enough oxygen in Europa's oceans to support live.
Call center will eventually employ 400 people who speak 150 different languages.
Maricopa County Sheriff's deputies made the arrest Tuesday night during part of the department's two-day crime sweep in the Phoenix metropolitan area.
Police say the suspect approached the victim as she was locking up.
The intersection has been closed and is expected to remain so for the next hour, police say.
Sources tell KOLD News 13 the man was trying to get something off the tracks.
Financial struggles shut down Green Valley's sprawling Retreat at Santa Rita Springs.
Thousands are going places like the 52nd Congressional District. We have eight.
Source: Associated PressFlooding shut down production at an Eggo plant in the southeast while another plant has ongoing technical troubles.
Dogs like this yellow lab are up for adoption at the Humane Society's of Southern Arizona's new center.
Source: Cochise Co. SheriffDeputies say driver of Bronco failed to yield when they attempted a traffic stop.
Tucson is the place to be to raise a family, according to one magazine.
A new lawsuit aims to save benefits for same sex partners of Arizona state workers.
Average savings around 12 bucks a family for Thanksgiving dinner this year.
Study shows frequent text messaging may cause upper body pain
State treasurer Dean Martin estimates the Arizona will need to borrow $700 million to make it to next June 30, the end of the fiscal year.
The county passed a new agreement which will put more juvenile offenders to work.
There are questions swirling around the county complex after the county administrator hired former Tucson City Manager Mike Hein. The announcement came just two months after Hein was arrested for an extreme DUI.
The big feast is only a week away and the cupboards at local homeless shelters are sitting bare.
Task force recommends women wait until age 50 for mammogram
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are starting a new business. They now have a line of jewelry called The Protector Collection.
In tough times, they want to know how to make Kidco better.
Police are trying to find out who has been sending sexually explicit letters to more than 40 young girls in the Phoenix area over the past decade.
Source: Customs and Border ProtectionCustoms and Border Protection offers traveling tips to help expedite crossing at the border.
A new website tracks how your tax dollars are being used for science research at the University of Arizona.
Officers bought the explosives during a two-day investigation, said DPS.
Local leaders and other dignataries gathered in Tucson last week to honor former Secretary of Interior Stewart L. Udall.
Community reaction came fast and from many corners to the story about Mike Hein being hired as a county department head.
A northwest side home catches on fire for the second time in six years.
Pima County Courts will be using juvenile offenders to clean up trash, weeds and graffiti. County Supervisors voted today to set aside $100 thousand for the program.
A Tucson girl is the target of an unusual crime.
A liver, small bowel and pancreas from a deceased baby donor were transplanted "en bloc" -- meaning the organs were kept entact -- into the 1-year-old Adrianna Martinez.
Police say suspect crashes college party, then returns with armed accomplices to rob everybody present.
By Heather Rowe- hrowe@kold.com Tucson, AZ (KOLD)- The final public hearing to discuss whether Willcox public schools should go to a 4-day school week is tonight. It's a possibly as the board works
Business Week ranks cities in each state as to which one is the best for raising a family and in Arizona, Tucson is it.
Lawmakers are looking to make more cuts to education and social services.
The world's largest solar manufacturer is coming to Arizona.
A near head-on accident sends one man to the hospital and shuts down busy intersection Monday night.
Federal agency tells women to hold off until 50 to get a mammogram.
The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office has launched its 13th immigration and crime sweep and reported 27 arrests by Monday night.
Arizona's first movie production studio has won approval to develop a facility in east Mesa.
The biking event is part of a nationwide celebration known as Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day.
Fire leaders say toddler pulled on television causing it to fall on baby sister.
Old Tucson Studios celebrates 70 years on Saturday. The day will be celebrated with family events all day long and a concert by Darryl Worley in the evening.
Students with flu-like symptoms on the University of Arizona campus have a new resource to turn to for a diagnosis without going to the doctor's office.
Researchers at the University of Arizona have recommended compression-only cardiopulmonary resuscitation to the American Heart Association in a bid to change national guidelines.
Remember in October when NASA sent a rocket barreling into the moon? The purpose was to find out if ice lay below the surface. Early indications are that ice is present which could lead to building a space station on the moon.
The plant could bring 60 jobs and provide large scale beef processing in Arizona.
This might be a good time to try your luck fishing. The Arizona Game and Fish Department is restocking local lakes with thousands of trout.
Despite opposition by unions and some creditors, a Federal judge in Texas has given final approval to Grupo Mexico’s plan to buy Asarco out of bankruptcy court.
A newspaper investigation has found that tuition tax-credit laws intended to help the needy attend private schools often go to students from middle- to upper-income households.
Day care centers will get a break in increased licensing fees.
Letters are going out to 57,000 people who've been on unemployment in Arizona.
The bighorn sheep population in southwestern Arizona is down slightly but not as low as it has been in the past.
Spotlight on Success Awards to go to several Southern Arizona schools.
A protest at Fort Huachuca Sunday resulted in the arrest of five people for trespassing.
Tucson Mayor Bob Walkup will host a public forum on Monday to discuss the city's upcoming budget.
The vice president says the economic stimulus package has a "green" element to it.
Vice President Joe Biden will be in Phoenix this morning to lead a discussion with community members on the recovery act's impact on economic development in Arizona.
Federal Reserve proposal would restrict gift card fees, etc.
Internationally recognized as the leading authority on advanced driver training, Bob Bondurant has been at the forefront of professional driving instruction since 1968.
Tucson International Airport is home to the Air National Guard's premier F-16 fighter pilot training unit, the 162nd Fighter Wing. With three flying squadrons, it is the largest Guard fighter
More trout to Tucson lakes just in time for the winter season.
Drivers should note traffic changes due to El Tour de Tucson.
University of Arizona students are exploring more outlets to off-set costs.
Source: NASAAs NASA is getting one shuttle off the ground today, they are also searching for the blueprints for the Saturn Moon Rockets, first used for space travel by the United States.
More than 57,000 unemployed Arizonans will receive letters next week informing them that they may be eligible for additional compensation.
Source: Simon Filiatrault of Quebec, CanadaThis year's Leonid meteor shower peaks tonight and right into Tuesday morning.
The 85-foot blue Spruce tree will be at Reid Park Saturday morning.
Children battling cancer dressed up and hit the catwalk for a good cause Sunday at Hilton El Conquistador.
Starting Monday, you'll be able to get a permit to cut down your own Christmas tree in the Coconino National Forest.
More than 100 artists all over Tucson opened their studios to the public this weekend.
We're told paramedics responded, but nobody was taken to the hospital.
A father and his child were struck by a pick-up near Ft. Lowell and Alvernon Sunday morning. It happened at approximately 10:15 a.m.
Local children received free books on Saturday at the Story Town Family Literacy Festival.
They may go fast because there is a limited supply of permits.
Dozens of exhibits showcasing alternative fuels, rain water harvesting, and solar power.
A man killed in a crash on Interstate 10 and Picacho Saturday has been identified.
The Pima County Juvenile Courts has put on Adoption Day in the Park for the last nine years.
One person is dead following a crash on I-10 north of Tucson.
Investigators say a man made suicidal statements to his family, prompting them to call 911.
The victim reported getting into an argument with two Hispanic males earlier in the day, but he didn't see the shooter.
Late afternoon crash between and SUV and bus. No major injuries.
RV resorts starting to fill up for the season; stores and restaurants expecting business boost.
The Humane Society of the United States is collecting furs to benefit wildlife. Used furs provide bedding and comfort to orphaned and injured wildlife.
Be prepared to seek an alternate route if traveling in the area.
A federal judge has ordered former ASARCO parent Grupo Mexico to come up with a new contract proposal for the union representing more than half of ASARCO's workers.
Some of the University of Arizona's finest in space exploration are in the spotlight at a National Conference this weekend.
Fire swept through the mansion. Crews couldn't stop it in time.
Thanks to new legislation earlier this month, more than 57,000 Arizonans are eligible to receive extra weeks of unemployment benefits.
No work stoppage; union rank and file must ratify agreement
A new study say carbon-dioxide pollution has increased dramatically in Arizona over the past two decades.
Clementine the goat is just one of the cool things that willl greet you at the Green Living Fair.
First Lady Michelle Obama personally recognizes Willcox teen group for publishing its own magazine.
Rep. Gabrielle Giffords introduces bill to make Post 9/11 GI Bill more beneficial.
With calls for models to look more like the American population and advertisements promoting regular-sized women, Tucsonans are jumping on the bandwagon for women with curves.
Could your smoke detector be giving you a false sense of security? We put three different kinds to the test to see which one activates first.
Change their luck! Friday the 13th cat adopt-a-thon at the Humane Society.
Source: NASA/JPL-Caltech NASA will begin transmitting commands to its Mars exploration rover Spirit on Monday as part of an escape plan to free the venerable robot from its Martian sand trap.
Uncle Sam wants you... to make a tax deductible donation to the government.
Source: U.S. Air Force BandFree performance by military band at Flowing Wells High School.
European Space AgencyA space craft on a two decade mission is buzzing the Earth today on its way to a distant comet to conduct groundbreaking research on this celestial object.
The U.S. Energy Department grant funds Sion Power Corporation research to improve lithium-sulfur rechargeable batteries for use in extended range electric vehicles
Asked by a reporter outside the police station why he did it, he replied: "Because they left me to rot."
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