Andres Rendon

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Come Jan. 29, hundreds of volunteers will be heading out to collect key data on the homeless population in Southern Arizona -- the annual Point in Time (PIT) count.

An educational video is now part of the mandated list of requirements people need to get their decal, with hopes of increasing rider safety and minimizing crashes in the state.

As the holiday season ends, Arizonans are starting to take down their holiday decorations, including their Christmas trees! But instead of tossing the trees to the dumpster, you may want to reuse them.

Three Kings Day, Dia de los Reyes, or Epiphany – different countries and communities call the holiday different names.

Frontage roads, parks, and the Santa Cruz River Walk are just some of the locations the City of Tucson is looking to clean up, but city staff can’t do it alone.

In an effort to take a greener approach to vegetation clean up, Tucson Water is using goats to eat the weeds in the Sweetwater Recharge Facility Basins.

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The Supreme Court of Arizona is rolling out a program in the hopes of increasing the number of lawyers in the state.

One local mycologist in Tucson is leading the effort to declare the White King Bolete (boletus barrowsii) as Arizona’s official state mushroom.

Overnight temperatures continue to hit near freezing temperatures. The Salvation Army of Tucson is working to ensure that everyone in the community, including the homeless population, have a means to beat the frigid cold, through its Warm Up Tucson Drive.

The venture started around one year ago when TOCC reached out to the U of A to see what partnership opportunities were available.