Saturday, April 19 2014 1:01 AM EDT2014-04-19 05:01:58 GMT
Maria Hawke, who had served as a public information officer, was terminated after an "investigation of untruthfulness," according to a Tucson Police spokesman.
Maria Hawke, who had served as a public information officer, was terminated after an "investigation of untruthfulness," according to a Tucson Police spokesman.
Friday, April 18 2014 9:51 PM EDT2014-04-19 01:51:19 GMT
Tucson, AZ – A new restaurant is coming to 2502 N. Campbell in the Campbell Shoppes, just North of Grant, next to Cartel Coffee Lab. Goodness Juice Bar & Fresh Food will be opening to the public this Friday,
Owners Jason Anderson and Andre Joffroy of Sol Hospitality are looking forward to bringing a quick, healthy food and drink option to Tucson.
Saturday, April 19 2014 12:48 AM EDT2014-04-19 04:48:32 GMT
Construction is underway on the country's first cross-border airport terminal, connecting San Diego and Tijuana, Mexico. An official said the investors building the terminal will pay the salaries of U.S.
Construction already started on the Mexican side and the project is expected to begin on the U.S. side next month.
Friday, April 18 2014 9:17 AM EDT2014-04-18 13:17:12 GMT
Several Easter Egg hunts and other special celebrations of the season are happening across Southern Arizona.
Several Easter Egg hunts and other special celebrations of the season are happening across Southern Arizona.
TUCSON, AZ (Tucson News Now) -
A flash fire has left an
east side woman with minor burns.
The woman reportedly lit a
pilot light on a water heater, but ended up setting off a small explosion just
before 10 a.m. at her mobile home, Tucson Fire Department officials said.
She had put out most of the
flames by the time firefighters arrived to her residence in the 4800 block of
e. Grant Road.
The fire singed the woman's hair and eyebrows, but officials said
she did not have to go to the hospital.
A total of nine
units and 23 firefighters were dispatched to the scene.
The total cost of
damages was not known.
Authorities suggest to leave the area immediately and call the
fire department from outside the home if a strong gas odor exists.
(Source: Tucson Fire Department)
