No injuries, but homes in the 1200 block of N. Chamberlain Place were struck by bullets.

72-year-old Wallis Dusenbery was found safe and in good health.

The 86-year-old received a diploma from Tucson High School in 1952, but never got to walk in a ceremony.

Graduation marks the end of a chapter that took years to write.

Soccer is already a big deal for many women who play for the Tucson Women's Soccer League.

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The fern wasn't the only thing that got drowned out. The valedictorian, apparently not realizing what was happening, got drowned out by the laughter.

Program teaches people how to stop bleeding, the leading cause of death among trauma victims.

The winning Triple Twist ticket was purchased at the Fry’s Food Store at 4150 E. 22nd Street.

Police expect they can make an arrest in this case.

Saguaro National Park is offering a variety of walks and talks that explore the park’s wonderful natural and cultural histories.

Entrance and activities are all free-of-charge. Forest personnel and partners will offer a variety of games to play and an assortment of National Get Outdoors Day prizes.

The Maricopa County Attorney's Office won't pursue the case against the man who allegedly held his girlfriend hostage in a sex dungeon at his Scottsdale home

The scammer attempts to convince the victim that they can clear their computer of a virus but that payment is required first via Google Play gift cards

Thankfully, crews were able to stop the fire and there were no injuries reported.

Graduation dates to remember for the Class of 2019.

The aid package is another sign that the trade war with China won't end anytime soon.

The money will be used to purchase trauma kits, which are placed in schools and other locations throughout the community.

Southern Arizona school districts participate in Summer Food Program 2019.

Nineteen smugglers were arrested in the joint Mexican/U.S. operation.

A Jonesboro woman has been arrested for trying to run over another woman Wednesday night.

The tornado cut a path about 3 miles long and a mile wide from the south end of Jefferson City north toward the Missouri River, said police Lt. David Williams.

The two suspects are also wanted in other Target thefts

A former accounting employee for a Pima County school district has been charged with embezzling thousands of dollars

The fire happened in an old agricultural field that is no longer in use.

Lawyers for the woman, who has been in long-term care since age 3, have filed a $45 million notice of claim against the state of Arizona.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection said Steven Charles Holmes has been with the department for seven years.

Authorities said Daniel Shannon buried his mother in the backyard when she died in December 2018.

There are some jobs which the county has a hard time filling such as attorneys, skilled professionals, tradesmen and craftsmen.

Downtown Tucson has started a new poetry project

Protesters were also there to support pro-life ideals.

There were two abortion rallies in Tucson to protest recent state laws imposing new restrictions on abortion laws.

Woman escapes from armed man who had been holding her hostage.

The Border Patrol says an agent in Arizona accused of using his truck to knock over a migrant trying to flee has been indefinitely suspended since June 2018 after his indictment

The pet owners said in a video they were preparing to take the animals to an area animal hospital, but one died less than 20 minutes later.

Wildlife is more likely to be spotted in warmer weather

Alexander Leever, 24, was booked into the Cochise County Jail. His bond has been set at $1,500.

An Arizona couple who accused Georgia Tech basketball coach Josh Pastner of sexual assault are facing more criminal charges

Graduation will be held from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Marana Unified School District is closing Thornydale Elementary School because of low enrollment.

The fire happened shortly before 2:30 a.m. in the 1200 block of South Sixth Avenue.

Get ready for blowing dust

All the money he gets from his work goes right back to developing outreach to the local autism community.

Tucson City Council decided to continue the conversation about the license application for an off-track betting site at Midtown Tavern Tuesday night.

Anyone with information is asked to call 911 or 88-CRIME.

Drivers should avoid the area and use and alternate route if possible. No word on how long the area will be closed.

The Cochise County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in identifying, locating two suspects in an RV theft.

The Board of Supervisors has unanimously adopted Cochise County’s tentative budget for fiscal year 2019-2020.

Hundreds of thousands of people suffer cardiac arrests nationwide every year. When it happens, there can sometimes only be minutes to act.

Thousands of bees were swarming around an irrigation box outside on the south side of the chemistry building Tuesday morning, along with a smaller swarm near the front of the building.

Wessel regularly provided routine podiatry care for patients at assisted living facilities in and around Tucson, but fraudulently billed Medicare for more complex and significantly more expensive services that he had not performed.

The animal will be put up for adoption if no one comes forward in three days.

Warmer temperatures signal not only the beginning of summer, but kitten and puppy season as well and both the Humane Society of Southern Arizona and the Pima Animal Care Center are in need of foster families.

Drivers are advised to avoid the area if possible.

Administrators at Ohio State University should release the names of all coaches, trainers and personnel who knew of but failed to act on complaints about a now-dead team doctor who sexually abused male students for nearly two decades, said attorneys for some of the victims.

Lots of folks are getting a good laugh at signing a petition to make Danny Devito the next Wolverine.

“We love kicking off summer with Movies in the Park,” said Lisa Lovallo, Southern Arizona market vice president for Cox Communications, in a recent news release. “It’s a great opportunity to bring neighbors together, and we appreciate the opportunity to say thank you for their support.”

The training events are part of the country's largest public health campaigns. National Stop the Bleed is supported by the Department of Defense, the American College of Surgeons, the Department of Homeland Security as well as several other organizations across the U.S.