John Macaluso

1 month ago | kold.com | John Macaluso

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Some students at the University of Arizona aren’t happy following the announcement of the Student Culture and Engagement Hub. 13 News spoke to one student who told us he feels the term “multicultural” takes away from their identity. “What the (expletive) does multicultural mean?” asked Francisco Burke, a student at the University of Arizona. “To me, that says “I am not Latino, I am not transgender, I am not queer.

1 month ago | kold.com | John Macaluso

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - It’s going to be quiet this weekend with high temperatures near, or slightly above, seasonal averages. Today we’ll see a high of 97 degrees in Tucson. We’ll also see a breezy afternoon with partly clouds skies. Tomorrow will be a bit cooler with a high of 95. We’ll remain in the mid to high 90s until Thursday, where we are looking like we’ll jump back up into the low 100s. Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 97.

1 month ago | kold.com | John Macaluso

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Stage II fire restrictions are in place for state land, and Pima County may soon follow suit. The county’s Board of Supervisors will be looking to implement them at its meeting on Tuesday. District 2 Superintendent Dr. Matt Heinz told 13 News the restrictions would apply to all of unincorporated Pima County. “It’s the lands and areas that are controlled and owned by the county, such as the flood control zones,” Heinz said.

1 month ago | kold.com | John Macaluso

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Today is a First Alert Action Day due to a Red Flag Warning in place for all of Cochise and Santa Cruz Counties and parts of Southern and Eastern Pima County. Sustained winds are expected to be between 15-25 miles per hour with gusts up to 40. Humidity will range from 9-15%, which contribute to high fire danger. Tomorrow will also be a First Alert Action Day because of a Red Flag Warning. The high temperature today will be 86 degrees here in Tucson.

1 month ago | kold.com | John Macaluso

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The Marana Police Department has a new device to help map out crime scenes. It’s a Trimble X9 scanner and it’s been on the department’s wish list for years. It uses lasers to measure crime scenes. Usually, investigators would do all of this by hand by drawing out the crime scene. But now, this machine takes care of it. “It sends a laser out and uses a data mapping with point cloud, so it knows where things are,” said MPD Crime Scene Specialist Taylor Pitzer.