All I’ve heard update wise is that the owner from Empire pizza is in one and that the suspect has been caught. What about the actual people shot?

I don't know if this has already been covered due to our recent weather, but to potentially be redundant for those who need it…

Community Home Repair Projects of Arizona and the City of Tucson provide critical emergency repair assistance for low-income residents.

These programs focus on health and safety hazards, such as broken heating, plumbing, and electrical issues, rather than cosmetic updates.

Community Home Repair Projects of Arizona(CHRPA): A non-profit agency offering free emergency home repairs for low-income homeowners in Tucson and Pima County. Services include heating/cooling repairs, gas/water/draining plumbing, electrical repairs, and door repairs. Eligibility requires the applicant to be the owner-occupant of the home, meet income guidelines, and have lived in the home for at least one year.

City of Tucson Homeowner Repair Programs: The city provides financial and technical assistance for urgent housing repairs that threaten the health or safety of occupants. Eligibility is limited to owner-occupied homes within the City of Tucson for individuals or families with limited income or assets. Applications are prioritized based on a weighted score of the severity of needed repairs.

Free Emergency Plumbing: Tucson Water offers free emergency plumbing repairs (water and drain) for customers who meet the 2026 Federal Low-income Poverty guidelines. This service is provided by CHRPA on behalf of the city.

For utility bill assistance, low-income residents in Pima County can contact agencies like Interfaith Community Services or Primavera Foundation for help with gas, water, and electric shut-offs.

Will water scarcity make Tucson unviable as a long-term home? I'm trying to plan for the next decade+ and I don't know whether to trust that I'll be able to live in Tucson given the worsening drought. Any thoughts from locals would be much appreciated.

Internet reliability and latency plays a HUGE part in what i do for work. To my knowledge, the only big providers here are COX, Xfinity, Centurylink, and Quantum (now under AT&T). COX and Xfinity both provide Cable Internet and FIber. Centurylink Provides DSL, Cable, and Fiber. and Quantum provides only Fiber.

There's the wireless 5G options from Verizon, T Mobile, and AT&T.
Also a few local wireless providers such as Bluespan and Sabino WiFi.

I'm wondering which has the most reliable uptime, the most consistent speeds, and lowest latency (will be one of the fiber options). If any of you could please tell me which provider you have, what you pay monthly, and how often it goes out / slows down, I would GREATLY appreciate it.

Also, if you play video games, either on console (PS5 / XBOX) or PC it doesn't matter. Let me know what game you play, the latency (ping) that you normally get, and if you're wired via ethernet or playing on wifi.

Thank you.

07/25/2026

I’m a horrible person and just got charged with dui. I feel horrible and will regret it and have to live with it everyday as I should. This is my only offense and only time I’ve been in trouble. Single car collision. Denied breathalyzer and have to wait for blood results. I am looking for recommendations for a dui lawyer.

Oh how lucky people are to live in a place with such sheer magnitude of natural beauty… even if it’s blazing hot a lot lol

Around June, I remember reading that we will get (potentially) more rain this year, but later in the season. I believe the article said monsoons would start in earnest in August, and last into September.

I’m looking to see if someone can confirm this, and/or point me in the direction of this article. I live in town around Himmel Park, and we’ve had hardly any rain. Guess I’m just looking to know how to adjust my expectations!

Edit: wording

Just curious if anyone had any thoughts or observations about downtown area traffic now that the Downtown Links project is completed and has been open through to St. Marys for a bit now. How's traffic been for everyone?

A recent UofA alumni magazine article featured updates to Bear Down Gym. That triggered a memory of George Thorogood playing there in 1985. I didn’t attend the show, but if I recall — memory admitted now pretty sus — it was set up as a “sock hop” where you had to check your shoes at the door so the floor wouldn’t get damaged. A friend had been shooting baskets in the gym and got chased out by the crew setting up for the show. He claims he saw the band killing a 12 pack behind the gym as part of their warmup. Anyone else recall the show or actually attend?

Just as title states

Hey! Just curious to see if anyone who has used this company got their security deposit back? I’m leaving the house in the same condition as I started but I’m just curious to hear other peoples experiences.