Friday, December 6 2013 5:07 AM EST2013-12-06 10:07:48 GMT
I know our weather says everything but winter, but we need to think about cold weather this time of year to protect our plants and pets. Over the next week a freeze is not likely, especially in town with
Protect people, pets, pipes, and plants from freezing weather tonight.
Thursday, December 5 2013 10:26 AM EST2013-12-05 15:26:18 GMT
Tucson Police are reporting this morning that Walter Cichocki, the missing vulnerable adult has been found. According to TPD Cichocki was found on the evening of December 4 in Safford, Arizona. He had
TPD is reporting Walter Cichocki, the missing vulnerable adult, has been found.
Thursday, December 5 2013 6:54 PM EST2013-12-05 23:54:02 GMT
Several people have been injured in a rollover accident at Valencia and Nogales Highway.Tucson Police Department officials said traffic in the area is diverted in all directions.Northbound traffic is being
Tucson Police Department officials said traffic in the area is diverted in all directions.
Friday, December 6 2013 12:34 AM EST2013-12-06 05:34:32 GMT
Mandela called apartheid a "human tragedy" and spent 27 years in prison for speaking against the practice that was still in place nearly three decades after legal integration in the U.S.
Mandela called racist apartheid a "human tragedy" and spent 27 years in prison for speaking against the segregationist practice that was still in place nearly three decades after legal integration in the U.S.
Thursday, December 5 2013 5:27 PM EST2013-12-05 22:27:16 GMT
Former South African President Nelson Mandela has died.Mandela was the first black president of South Africa and the first to win a fully free democratic election in the country. He served a single term
Mandela was the first black president of South Africa and the first to win a fully free democratic election in the country. He served a single term from 1994 through 1999 and then retired from public life.
TUCSON, AZ (Tucson News Now) -
Happening all day today,
thousands of students will pour into the University of Arizona and get a
welcome from the officers on campus who will be keeping them safe.
Students have been showing up at
McKale Center, to sign in and get their room keys and they are being met by
some of the officers from the University of Arizona Police Department.
UAPD officers are making their
presence known to incoming students on move-in day, by stopping in hallways and
saying hello.
Next week UAPD officers will be
spread out all over the campus, sitting at intersections, and talking to
students about the rules of driving and walking on campus. Officers will also talk about property
crimes, like bike theft, which is the number one crime on campus.
Many of these policies were
covered during student orientation, one of which was student conduct. The main message UAPD would like to convey to
incoming students is to have a plan if leaving with friends. UAPD recommends that students know who is
going, how they are getting there and when they will be leaving.
Because incoming students are
becoming more and more tech savvy, UAPD recommends using social networks for
safety purposes – sending off a text message, updating a status or even
checking in on foursquare are among the ways students can help stay safe.
