Toros set attendance record - Tucson News Now
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By Christina Stymfal - email
TUCSON, AZ (KOLD) - The Tucson Toros set an attendance record on July 4 with a crowd of 9,158 fans.
Last year, the Toros set a record of 9,038, only to set a new all-time Golden Baseball League single game attendance record this year.
Even though the Tucson Toros lost to the Yuma Scorpions 3-2, the crowd was still treated to the star spangled spectacular fireworks show following the game.
The Toros and Scorpions will play game two of the three game series tomorrow on Retro Monday, starting at 7:00 p.m.
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Talks have begun to determine how to prevent the Tucson High School Football field and track from flooding again.
Talks have begun to determine how to prevent the Tucson High School Football field and track from flooding again.
Good luck Heather!
Good luck Heather!
This all started with a group of young Douglas High School students trying to make a difference. They call themselves the D-Crew.
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The past couple of days, the border city of Nogales has been hit pretty hard with monsoon storms. Causing heavy rain, strong winds and flooding.This adds another challenge to the U.S. Border Patrol, whose job is to secure the border. They told Tucson News Now, despite the bad weather, the agents are prepared to work.
The past couple of days, the border city of Nogales has been hit pretty hard with monsoon storms. Causing heavy rain, strong winds and flooding.This adds another challenge to the U.S. Border Patrol, whose job is to secure the border. They told Tucson News Now, despite the bad weather, the agents are prepared to work.
Police say no laws were violated by five teens who made a video of a drowning man and posted it to social media.
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A relative of a victim injured in the mass shooting in Colerain Township is searching for answers and justice in the case.
A relative of a victim injured in the mass shooting in Colerain Township is searching for answers and justice in the case.
Greg Frommer was returning from work on Wednesday afternoon when he discovered an Eastern Velvet Ant walking across his driveway.
Greg Frommer was returning from work on Wednesday afternoon when he discovered an Eastern Velvet Ant walking across his driveway.
Authorities confirm that 2 people have been arrested in Shreveport after a raid at a Shreveport massage parlor in connection with a multi-state human trafficking investigation.
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Police responded to a call of an unresponsive three-month-old child on June 9 in an apartment complex in Fern Creek. Officials interviewed multiple people to find out how exactly Preston Amato died.
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As the world, the United States, and South Carolina prepared for arguably the coolest celestial event in decades, our old friends at NASA want you to know that pairs of unsafe solar eclipse glasses are being distributed.
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