KGUN-TV (Tucson, AZ)

KGUN-TV, also known as "K-GUN," is a television station in Tucson, Arizona that operates on channel 9 and is affiliated with ABC. The station is owned by the E. W. Scripps Company and transmits its digital signal from Mount Bigelow, which is situated northeast of Tucson. The studio for KGUN-TV is located on East Rosewood Street in East Tucson.

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#112093

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#22878

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Outstanding U of A student: Jill Eliel

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.
'Preston's Law' is law of the land in Arizona, Lord family reacts

1 day ago | kgun9.com | Lita Beck

PHOENIX — Arizona lawmakers have passed Preston’s Law, a bill named for the 16-year-old San Tan Valley boy who was killed by a group of teens at a party in 2023. Legislators in the House gave final approval on May 6 to House Bill 2611, voting 35-19 to send the measure to Gov. Katie Hobbs. Hear from officials and Preston Lord's family as they react to the passing of Preston's Law. Watch in the player below.
SLOW AND STEADY: Bisbee residents ready to rebuild after fire damages home

1 day ago | kgun9.com | Alexis Ramanjulu

BISBEE, Ariz. (KGUN) — Joyce Krull was left displaced after a fire at a neighbor's homespread to her house this past January. Her landlords helped her relocate to another one of their properties, but she didn't have any of her belongings. “Without them, it would have been really hard, because any other landlords would have said, 'Well, you're on your own.' But no, not these blessed people,” Krull said. The house suffered severe smoke damage, limiting what Krull has been able to take with her.
How much Roger Paz deadlifts to become a world record holder

2 days ago | kgun9.com | Jason Barr

TUCSON, Arizona — Roger Paz grew up in Douglas, Arizona, but didn't play high school football. Instead, it was his older sister Jeanette, who suited up for the Bulldogs. "It was hard to follow her you know," Paz chuckled. Clearly, there was a talent for strength training. "At the time, I didn't know anything about powerlifting."While living in Texas, a powerlifting champion noticed Paz's ability at a gym, and sugested he compete. "He told me to look into it. But, not to compete against him.
Signs, ribbons direct message to City of Tucson for closure of Santa Rita Park

2 days ago | kgun9.com | Reyna Preciado

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — The City of Tucson is a few weeks into the long-term closure of Santa Rita Park for renovations such as a new splash pad and an upgraded playground. The $8 million project is an investment in the Southside community, but groups are advocating for more consideration for unhoused people who frequented the park up until recently.
Greetings, strangers: Initiative by Tucson Young Professionals, city, county, asks talent to say 'Hello520'

2 days ago | kgun9.com | Eddie Celaya

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Data from LinkedIn shows Tucson as the fastest-growing city for recent college graduates with bachelor’s degrees. Now, local leaders are launching a new program to keep that momentum going. The initiative, called Hello520, is a collaboration between the City of Tucson, Pima County and Tucson Young Professionals.
Staying hot, with a mix of clouds, wind, and dust

2 days ago | kgun9.com | April Madison

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Considerable high clouds will be over the area throughout the day, but the primary weather story today and tomorrow will be the strong winds and critical fire weather. RED FLAG WARNINGS are in effect from noon to 7 PM today, then 10 AM to 8 PM tomorrow for all of southern Arizona. High temperatures will be well above normal today, then cooling to near or below normalWednesday and Thursday with warming again thereafter.
Outstanding U of A student: Namoonga Mantina

3 days ago | kgun9.com | Claire Graham

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — With University of Arizona graduation upon us, we're meeting a few outstanding graduates who are getting ready to start their lives at the top of their field. Namoonga Mantina is a doctoral candidate, who is adding to her impressive, and already long list of degrees. She's graduating with her doctorate in behavior health promotion, with a minor in public health policy. She's prolific to say the least, and she's setting out to better the world.
Wellness event for seniors held at Armory Park

4 days ago | kgun9.com | Madison Thomas

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Today at Armory Park, Tucson Parks and Recreation held a community walk and health fair to honor loved ones lost to age-related diseases and provide resources to those living with them. It’s an event Zachary Owens has spent the past three months planning after his grandfather, Lyle Rolston, passed away in February. “I kind of woke up in the middle of the night one night and I was like, ‘I want to do something for him. I want to do something to honor him,’” Owens said.
A warm, windy start to Mother's Day weekend

5 days ago | kgun9.com | Cuyler Diggs

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — We will greet the weekend with gusty wind and warm temperatures along with some high wildfire danger. Saturday morning will bring an east wind of 25 to 35 mph before tapering off in the afternoon and evening. Combined with temperatures in the upper 90s and low humidity, wildfire risk will be quite high throughout southern Arizona. Mother's Day will bring a high of 100° which will be followed by more wind and cooler temperatures as we go into next week.