Sean Mooney

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) — Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is in town today to take part in Girl's State, hosted at the University of Arizona this week.

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) — Controversy after Jewish rapper Matisyahu’s concert was canceled just hours before it was scheduled to happen at the Rialto Theatre.

TUCSON (KVOA) — Over the years KVOA has seen many journalists hone their craft at the station. In some cases they came as a team.

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - There is an employee at KVOA who has been with the station for nearly 50 years.

Lupita Murillo still chasing crime and giving back after 45 years at KVOA

Tucson Police are investigating a series of events that led to the death of a shooting victim found after rollover on I-19.

Tucson High grad to sing anthem at Diamondbacks game

After Wednesday night’s school board meeting, Sahuarita Unified School District announced that it will not require face masks at school.

After Wednesday night’s school board meeting, Sahuarita Unified School District announced that it will not require face masks at school.

Official: Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is the busiest in years

If you have been watching a lot of the competition of the Tokyo Olympics you certainly have noticed the games continue to evolve. New sports like skate boarding and surfing providing some exciting moments. And now there are two other events that offer golden opportunities for a new breed of athletes…

If you have been watching a lot of the competition of the Tokyo Olympics you certainly have noticed the games continue to evolve. New sports like skate boarding and surfing

SONORA, Mexico — Sonoran Mexico Gov. Claudia Pavlovich met with Gov. Doug Ducey this week and capped off several years of the two governors working together as Pavlovich leaves office

Federal deadline for Real ID pushed back to May 2023

PHOENIX – A North Valley man has gone viral after sharing his hospital experience with COVID-19. He’s doing much better, but he warns others not to take this virus lightly.

PHOENIX – Shelves in Valley grocery stores are starting to look like they did back in the spring. Paper products like paper towels and toilet paper and some cleaning supplies

At 99, Paul “PK” Kerchum is still spreading the word about his time as a POW during WWII so people never forget the horrors of war.