City staff to continue working from home

Cactus Drive-In bringing its pop-up theater to Medella Vina Ranch

Martin Valenzuela found at about 9 p.m.

With many choosing to take unemployment benefits instead of return to work, owners are struggling to stay afloat.

The city of Tucson extended its emergency declaration to June 8 and will hold its first hearings on what re-opening the city will look like.

Libraries will require face coverings

As things start to get back to normal, some church services are still offering online services.

One person has died after being involved in a shooting in midtown.

Seniors won’t get a traditional graduation this year, and with this in mind, local photographers found a unique way to help the graduates feel special.

Salt River Tubing, which is celebrating 40 years on the river, will open up this Saturday.

The malls will be open from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday-Saturday and from noon to 6:00 p.m. on Sunday.

Individual pastors may provide Holy Communion beginning May 23.

No injuries were reported.

A formation of four aircraft, including two A-10 Thunderbolt IIs and two F-16 Fighting Falcons, will begin the flyover on May 14.

The first two violations will come with education and a warning. A third violation can come with a $500 fine.

Residents are asked to avoid the area.

New arrows along the path, spaced 10 feet apart, will offer benchmarks to help people maintain physical distancing and direct the flow of foot traffic up and down the hill.

According to Gov. Doug Ducey's office, all non-essential businesses can reopen on Saturday when the stay-at-home order expires.

The Reid Park Zoo hopes to improve the safety of the staff and visitors.

KOLD News 13 wants to honor the heroes and helpers in our community,

If the county decides to make the suggestions part of the food code, violations could come with penalties.

The department said the number of fires it's responding to is fairly normal during this time of year.

Currently there are 213 pets in the shelter in need of homes, along with 667 in foster care that need permanent homes.

Officers say one person was found with a stab injury.

Brady Loberg was booked on five counts of sexual exploitation of a minor.

This is the second homeless camp fire TFD has responded to since May 7.

The county is recommending restaurants adhere to all 17 protective measures.

Florists see an uptick in orders, communities host drive-by parade.

Detectives are asking anyone with information to call 88-CRIME.

The cause of the fire is under investigation.

The next round of gift cards goes on sale on Friday at 5 p.m.

Bloom Salon and Beauty Bar said they will have masks for clients who want them and will sanitize high-touch areas every 15 minutes.

The center’s re-opening plans include significantly enhanced cleaning and sanitizing protocols, with a focus on frequent touchpoints, to make sure guests and employees feel comfortable and at ease with the return to business.

Crews say the fire is nearly contained.

If you are unable to shop, you can make a donation to the Catholic Community Services COVID-19 Relief Fund.

Accepting donations of unopened bottled water, sunscreen, lip balm, hats, umbrellas, sunglasses and light-colored clothing, as well as time from volunteers.

Tucson Veterans Serving Veterans is taking action to help service members.

Two modifications have been made to the Furlough and Pay Reduction Plan after getting feedback from a campus survey.

The public is asked to drive cautiously through the area at this time.

Workers said they had enough food and supplies for any neighbor in need.

With more families staying home due to COVID-19, abuse could go unnoticed.

Production has slowed as the demand has doubled.

The Governor’s Office also released additional guidelines to keep customers and employees safe.

The community donated 4,000 pounds of non-perishable foods to benefit those in need around southern Arizona

Smoke visible from I-10.

Starting Monday, per the Governor’s executive order, businesses selling goods, like small, local retailers, can start curbside pick-up, window service and by appointment services.

Traffic is delayed in the area.

A 30-year-old woman had minor injuries and walked out with assistance.

The university president said a comprehensive plan for just how classes will resume in the fall while keeping faculty, staff and students safe is still being laid out.

Fall classes begin Aug. 24.

Here's a list of local restaurants offering deals and discounts.

The ranch had to close its doors following the stay-at-home-order.

With libraries closed, restaurants not allowing people inside and the Gospel Rescue Mission not housing people, air conditioning is hard to come by.

Seven Goodwill locations are participating pet donations.

In a tweet PCSD said “there is no reason you should be hiking without water".

A DUI Officer determined the driver was not impaired at the time of the collision.

Emergency food distribution will be held twice a week - on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7-10 a.m.

According to Centers for Disease Control guidelines and the ones followed by Pima County, before opening a community should have a decrease in cases for 14 straight days.