Reyna Preciado

1 week ago | kgun9.com | Reyna Preciado

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Once a month, Tucson Medical Center hosts a Laughter Yoga class for its TMC for Seniors program. The class goes beyond simple stretches, including opportunities to induce laughter. “You get the oxygen in the stale air out, the energy up, and it's great for you,” said instructor Jim Ogden, describing the health benefits. Several exercises helped the participants feel comfortable during the session. “It's so contagious," said participant Loretta Meersman.

1 week ago | kesq.com | Reyna Preciado

By Reyna PreciadoClick here for updates on this story TUCSON, Arizona ( KGUN) - In South Tucson, a heroic moment was captured on camera last Wednesday of a man risking his life to help his neighbor in a burning apartment. Alfredo "Freddy" Alvarez is now being honored by the housing authority that saved him from homelessness. Alvarez was walking his dog when he heard the alarms and noticed smoke. That's when he looked up to a nearby balcony to see his neighbor in a life-or-death situation.

1 week ago | kgun9.com | Reyna Preciado

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — In South Tucson, a heroic moment was captured on camera last Wednesday of a man risking his life to help his neighbor in a burning apartment. Alfredo "Freddy" Alvarez is now being honored by the housing authority that saved him from homelessness. SEE VIDEO: LOCAL HERO: "Freddy" fights fire to save his South Tucson neighbors Alvarez was walking his dog when he heard the alarms and noticed smoke.

1 week ago | kgun9.com | Reyna Preciado

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos is apologizing for his department's failure to notify the South Tucson community of a military training exercise conducted within the 1.2-square-mile city limits Tuesday night. Nanos says Tuesday night's training, conducted in an abandoned building by Pima Regional SWAT, was in collaboration with the Department of Defense.

1 week ago | kgun9.com | Reyna Preciado

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Tucson temperatures surpassed 110 degrees Fahrenheit for the first time over the weekend, reaching 112 degrees. This week, temperatures are staying above 100, which means Arizonans are enduring the extreme heat. Between the Pima County Health Department, the Humane Society, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, several tips can prevent dangerous consequences that come with the heat.