John Macaluso is a MMJ/Weekend Forecaster for KOLD 13 News, based in Tucson, Arizona. With a focus on local news, John covers a wide range of topics including crime, politics, energy, climate, and community events. His work has also been featured in WSAZ, SMPC Kolo Tv/Fm, and JD Supra.
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John Macaluso's coverage focuses on local news, public safety, government, climate change and transportation in the United States, specifically Arizona and Tucson. He frequently covers evolving stories such as crime and tragedy with a significant focus on government announcements.
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By: John Macaluso
Several groups are wary of possible changes to the Air Force's military operations areas.
Mental Health Awareness Week, Oct. 6-12, is an important reminder to take care of your mental health.
The city of Tucson is looking to improve a 15-mile stretch across town and it is hoping to get your feedback.
The derailment spilled sulfuric acid near Green Valley Friday
The Tucson Fire Department is partnering with the Public Safety Communications Department and MD Ally Telehealth to implement telehealth within the 911 system.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is making changes to the migrant processing facility in Tucson.
By: John Macaluso
Despite the early snow on Mount Lemmon from Sunday's storm, Ski Valley does not plan to open until around Christmas.
For the first time since Grover Cleveland in 1892, Americans have voted to bring a president back after a four-year gap.
High temps over the next five days will range from the mid 70s to low 80s. Tomorrow’s high will be 81 degrees. It will also remain dry, but there’s potential rain in the forecast, mainly next Saturday evening into Sunday. Right now, there’s a 30% chance here in Tucson, with the potential for snow in the higher elevations. We’ll also see temps drop to the high 60s and some wind as the snow moves into our area.
At least one parent is upset about the way a Veterans Day event was handled at their kids' school.
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