Monica Garcia
Anchor at KVOA-TV (Tucson, AZ)
Kansas born, UTEP alum & Anchor for News 4 Tucson. On a quest to try every Mexican restaurant in Arizona. Story ideas: [email protected]
Articles
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3 weeks ago |
kvoa.com | Monica Garcia |Mónica García
TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - Tucson's crime rate is higher than the national average, raising concerns among residents and city officials. As part of our "Searching 4 Solutions" series, we explore what is being done to address this issue. Tegan Cavalliino and her husband moved to Tucson in January and rely on public transportation to get around. Cavalliino appreciates the free bus service but is concerned about safety.
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1 month ago |
kvoa.com | Monica Garcia |Mónica García
TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - Arizona schools are grappling with record-high chronic absenteeism, with some districts reporting over 30% of students missing at least 10% of the school year. Desert Willow Elementary in Tucson is taking action with an innovative attendance incentive program. At Desert Willow Elementary, students are rewarded for consistent attendance through prizes and recognition. Principal Kendra Forgacs believes this approach is crucial for fostering routine and peer relationships.
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1 month ago |
kvoa.com | Monica Garcia |Mónica García
TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - With the May 7 deadline for obtaining a Real ID fast approaching, many Arizonans are scrambling to secure this federally compliant driver's license. The Arizona Motor Vehicle Division reported a 35% increase in demand, leading to booked appointments and long lines. People are finding it challenging to get appointments online. However, there's no need to panic.
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1 month ago |
kvoa.com | Monica Garcia |Mónica García
TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - A South Tucson family of eight is facing a devastating loss after a fire obliterated their home and their entire livelihood. The fire, which occurred near South Campbell Avenue and 36th Street, swept through the Flores family's property last Monday. “Everything burned in three minutes, even the fence on this side caught fire,” Raúl Flores said. His family lost everything in the blaze.
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1 month ago |
kvoa.com | Monica Garcia |Mónica García
TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - Arizona schools are preparing for a change as a new law banning cell phones in classrooms takes effect next school year. Schools across the state are rushing to develop plans to comply with the law. Salpointe High School in Tucson is already taking steps to address this issue. They have launched a pilot program called the Cell Phone Task Force, aiming to eliminate classroom distractions.
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Around a hundred people stood in line this morning before doors opened at the brand new @daiso_usa Tucson. Aka the “Japanese Dollar store.” I’ll have to check it out… once the line goes down. @KVOA https://t.co/lB889nBtR3
Severe storms rolling through Southern AZ. Flooding already happening in this Westside neighborhood near Ironwood Hill and Sweetwater. #monsoon2024 https://t.co/GOMZ1fnEtL
BREAKING: Woman is pulled from her car in this Swift water rescue in midtown Tucson near Ft . Lowell and Country Club. @KVOA @mattbrode https://t.co/aKOdePmpLJ
