Mountain View's Senior linebacker Caden Rudy was the x-factor in their victory over Flowing Wells, returning a blocked field goal 83 yards for a touchdown. Catch Rudy and the Mountain Lions as they host Nogales this Friday at 7 p.m.!

The Tucson Meet Yourself festival is back, and it's causing route detours downtown. Check the Sun Tran website for detour details and plan your trip to avoid parking hassles!

A legal dispute is unfolding between Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church and Blenman-Elm neighbors over the church's outreach to the homeless. While the church aims to continue its aid, residents have raised concerns about crime and safety.

Southern Arizona law enforcement agencies participated in a two-day domestic violence warrant sweep, checking 250 addresses and making 55 arrests. This goal is to support victims, and help suspects clear their warrants.

Star Village has opened its doors, providing a safe haven for Tucson's homeless women and non-binary individuals. While many see it as a positive step, local businesses and residents are concerned about its location.

PCSD is undergoing changes after Bureau Chief Harold "Buddy" Janes' resignation amid a closed investigation into potential fraud. Sheriff Chris Nanos confirmed no policy violations were found, and duties will be shared until a replacement is named.

STRAY BULLET: Marana’s Chief of Police releases message about a stray bullet striking monkey bars at kids playground. @KVOA

TPD is searching for a suspect after shots were fired during a bus altercation near Irvington Road and 12th Avenue. The suspect is described as a heavy-set male in his 20s wearing a two-tone black and grey sweatshirt.

Representative-elect Adelita Grijalva's swearing-in is delayed due to the ongoing government shutdown, affecting federal workers. Grijalva said her constituents are blocked from essential services and debates impacting their lives.

TPD has secured four grants to boost road safety, reducing traffic fatalities and unsafe driving. These initiatives, funded through 2026, aim to address DUI offenses, educate on seatbelt use and curb hazardous driving behaviors in our community.

A citizen reported shots fired at Gladden Farms Community park earlier this morning. The Marana Police Department said the gun shots came from a nearby gun range. There is no danger to the public.

UPDATE: Just interviewed Sheriff Chris Nanos. He says his team w/ County Attorney involvement reviewed the case against now resigned Bureau Chief Harold Janes and found “no violations of policy or law.” I’m live @KVOA 4:30/6 with more.

Exciting news for pet lovers on Tucson's eastside! A new PACC location is in the works to boost adoptions and relieve the main shelter, which was built for 300 dogs but currently houses nearly 600, officials said.

The Tucson Fire Department quickly contained an apartment fire, with no injuries reported. The fire occurred earlier this morning near Craycroft Road and 22nd Street. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

TUSD is seeking voter approval for Prop 414 to support increased teacher pay and more. This override could raise taxes for homeowners, but aims to bring significant benefits to local schools.

Jim Click Automotive and Beacon Group celebrate a 50-year partnership, championing employment for Southern Arizonans with disabilities. This collaboration has grown to employ over 30 workers with disabilities, making a significant community impact.

Prescribed fires will soon take place in the Mount Lemmon area to reduce overgrown vegetation and protect local communities. Expect smoke from October through March 2026 and stay cautious near marked areas.

Salt Lake City's Temple Square was the stage for a significant announcement as Dallin Harris Oaks became the 18th president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He now leads a faith community of over 17 million members worldwide.

Downtown Tucson might soon welcome Block "A" - Sports Bar & Grill, transforming the former Hi-Fi Kitchen Cocktails. With plans for a "scratch kitchen" and community collaborations, it could open as soon as February next year.

Winterhaven Festival of Lights needs local support as it prepares for its 76th year in Tucson. Organizers are seeking sponsors and partners to ensure this beloved, free holiday event continues to aid the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona.