Residents can breathe sigh of relief; businesses continue to worry with the road closed to public

951,000 people who are unemployed could lose a substantial part of their unemployment benefits if the United States Congress does not extend them beyond the end of July.

The organization is looking for books and pajamas for local children.

The Phoenix Police Department released body-camera video from an officer-involved shooting July 4 that left James Porter Garcia dead.

For nearly 33 years, he offered encouragement and hope through faith.

High-risk members say it is the only place they feel safe.

10 libraries remain accessible in-person; E-Library also available.

Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona is asking for volunteers to help with drive-thru food distributions.

With Arizona gyms closed due to the pandemic, physical therapists and their patients are getting creative.

Arizona residents 65 years old and up, and those who are medically vulnerable, can have free masks sent to their home.

While the Bighorn Fire continues to burn, the threat of flames is shifting to the threat of flooding- and recently shot video shows just how dangerous, even deadly, the situation can be.

List of active road projects in the Tucson area.

The Tucson Unified School District, Amphitheater Public Schools, Marana Unified School District and Catalina Foothills School District all plan to start their school year’s remotely before reopening their classrooms.

Pima County said they have asked the Governor and are working with Arizona’s congressional delegation to get a FEMA testing site, but said they have not heard back.

The road is expected to reopen before Nov. 1.

The zoo says they typically earn from admissions, memberships, programs, events, and zoo activities.

Crews are asking people to refrain from flying drones in the area.

The UArizona Dean of Students Office has issued a Loss of Recognition letter in tandem with the decision.

We asked an expert which mud messes are covered by insurance.

Niki Tilicki teaches third and fourth grade at Innovation Academy and contracted COVID-19 in June.

Officials say the monsoon is a double edged sword, cooling things down and helping suppress fires already burning.

Nguyen said the goal is to spark joy to those in the care facilities and even uplift the person writing the letter.

The driver of the vehicle was transported to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries.

Those reforms include choke holds, which are prohibited except under extreme circumstances, shooting at moving cars and no-knock searches.

The following video has been released by TPD.

Coralyn always has figured out a way that her brother can do anything she can.

Former Marine Phillip Blanks caught a young boy who was falling from the third-floor balcony of an apartment in Phoenix.

The foal was born on July 4.

One man was taken to a hospital.

The IRS is expecting about 150 million returns from individuals and as of last count, it had received almost 139 million.

County health officials have been urging a full fledged program for months, but was hampered by a lack of testing.

The Fire Marshall, Rural Metro Fire Department and Sahuarita Police Department were all on scene to make sure the show ran smoothly.

Hundreds of people showed up at a Tucson Police Department substation Saturday to show their support for law enforcement.

The public parts of the annual All Souls Procession have been cancelled due to the coronavirus.

Mayor Regina Romero told KOLD News 13 why she had the permit for a pro-law enforcement event revoked.

Crews are starting to get a look at what the Bighorn Fire did to Mount Lemmon.

Tucson paid more than $3,300 for a Black Lives Matter banner that was displayed on city hall.

Here's a list of celebrations and events impacted.

Tucson Mayor Regina Romero has accused the organizers of a pro-law enforcement event of being a white supremacists.

TUSD says classes will begin online on August 10, 2020 and then move to in-person learning.

The female tiger lived at the Reid Park Zoo from 2011 to 2020.

KOLD News 13 viewers always share amazing storm photos and video.

Diocese of Tucson suspends public worship gatherings amid COVID-19 outbreak.

Officers say the motorcyclist suffered a medical injury prior to crashing.

The Pima County Sheriff’s Department said it will focus on education, not enforcement when it comes to both the county’s face covering requirement and Gov. Doug Ducey’s executive order that shut down bar, gyms and movie theaters.

Fiscal Year 2021 begins Wednesday

Anyone with information on the sticker posting is asked to call TPD.

Arizona has for weeks been in the headlines as one of the worst state’s in the nation when it came to battling the coronavirus.

According to the PPP website, more than $500 billion in loans have been given out.

U.S. Air Force Col. Joseph Turnham took command of the 355th Wing at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, June 30.

All bars, gyms and movie theaters in Arizona will close for 30 days and the start of the school year has been pushed back to Aug.17.

The Bush Fire is burning in the Tonto National Forest.

KOLD News 13 viewers have been sharing photos and video from the Bighorn Fire.

The debate about requiring masks in public is heating up across the country and in Arizona.

Local artists are working toward positive change, one brush stroke at a time.

Some bars and restaurants are being cautious during this time.

Banner Health has enough staff to care for its COVID-19 patients and a surge capacity plan exists to call in more healthcare providers if needed.

The Tucson Roadrunner will host a blood drive 9 a.m.-5 p.m. July 1 at the La Quinta Inn on Alvernon Way.