Dan Spindle

1 day ago | kgun9.com | Dan Spindle

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Congratulations, Wildcats!Commencement ceremonies for the University of Arizona happen this week and now it's time to take those skills to the next level in graduate school or the work force. I spoke with another outstanding student who earns her degree this week - but her expertise on campus and her major don't exactly match - which is what makes this story a unique one we just had to tell.

1 week ago | keyt.com | Dan Spindle

By Dan SpindleClick here for updates on this story    TUCSON, Arizona (KGUN) — “May the 4th be with You” is a greeting you hear the first week of this new month, every year to celebrate the love of Star Wars. But “Revenge of the 5th” is catching on as we highlight the bad guys doing good, in a galaxy far, far away. I discovered some local members of a group that’s so much more than a costuming club. They’re fighting the rebellion and making families feel good at the same time.

1 week ago | kgun9.com | Dan Spindle

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — "May the 4th be with You" is a greeting you hear the first week of this new month, every year to celebrate the love of Star Wars. But "Revenge of the 5th" is catching on as we highlight the bad guys doing good, in a galaxy far, far away. I discovered some local members of a group that's so much more than a costuming club. They're fighting the rebellion and making families feel good at the same time. "Well my name is Scott.

1 week ago | kgun9.com | Dan Spindle

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Have you heard the term "superhero fatigue" suggesting that we're all done with movie after movie and streaming series starring superhuman characters? It may be a widespread take in pop-culture, but you wouldn't know by looking around Tucson ahead of Free Comic Book Day. If I told you to stop by Space Monkey, you'd be justified not knowing what in the world lies within these wallsbut owner Tony Wolff knows. So what's with that name?

2 weeks ago | kgun9.com | Dan Spindle

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Thirty years feels like a long time but for those who were on the ground fighting the Old Tucson Studios fire decades ago, those memories come rushing back. Philip Breton doesn't keep a lot of keepsakes of his days as a first responder. "I wanted to have a career that made me feel good about doing something. Yes, the excitement of going in and out of burning buildings was definitely there. But for me it was more wanting to be able to serve the community," Philip told me.