KVOA-TV (Tucson, AZ)

KVOA, the NBC affiliate in Tucson, reaches over a million viewers and is the city’s second-oldest television station, having launched in September 1953. This station made history by broadcasting the first live television event in southern Arizona, the 1954 World Series. Known for its commitment to important local stories, KVOA features the News 4 Tucson Investigators, an award-winning team dedicated to in-depth reporting. The station is deeply involved in the community, collaborating with various organizations such as March of Dimes, Special Olympics, and Toys for Tots, among others. KVOA operates under the ownership of Allen Media Broadcasting, LLC.

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Sunny and warm, then turning hot

3 days ago | kvoa.com | Matt Brode

STORMTRACKER 4 Forecast - Temperatures will gradually heat up over the next few days until we reach triple digits by the end of the work week!After historic rainfall on Sunday, moisture in the air will has us feeling muggy. Highs will be in the 90s for Tucson with overnight lows in the 70s. Our average for this time of year is 99, we will remain below that through Thursday.
StormTracker 4 Alert Day Sunday: Weekend rain looks likely

6 days ago | kvoa.com | Matt Brode

STORMTRACKER 4 Forecast- Weekend weather is looking active at times. It is a StormTracker 4 Alert Day Sunday as remnants of Tropical Storm Alvin move into our area. Saturday looks mostly dry and hot. There is a 20% chance of mainly dry thunderstorms for area south and east of Tucson. Otherwise it will be hot with highs near 100 under mostly sunny skies. Meanwhile a cut-off over Baja California will help steer deep moisture from former T.S. Alvin into the region.
Funding cuts halt Southern AZ senior meal program, impacting hundreds

1 week ago | kvoa.com | Megan Spector

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - A vital service for seniors in Southern Arizona is facing suspension due to major state funding cuts. Catholic Community Services (CCS) will halt its Senior Nutrition Program next month, affecting hundreds who rely on it for daily meals. "We need to do all we can to help meals keep coming to this center," said Ellie Towne Neal, a Tucson resident. Seniors receiving meals from CCS have been notified that the program will soon end.
A glimpse into University of Arizona's FY2026

1 week ago | kvoa.com | Conor McGill

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - The University of Arizona is gearing up for its 2026 fiscal year budget amidst a significant $177 million deficit, sparking conversations on campus. These discussions come as the university plans cuts across the board. University of Arizona Chief Financial Officer John Arnold announced a 2% reduction in the academic budget and a 7% cut in administrative spending during a recent presentation to the Arizona Board of Regents.
Southern Arizona school district to cut some teaching jobs

1 week ago | kvoa.com | Eric Fink

TUCSON, Ariz. - (KVOA) The Amphitheater School District has slashed 23.5 teaching positions. The district stresses these cuts that start in August are due to lower enrollment. The district tells News 4 Tucson it’s not laying off people because if a job is eliminated, the person will be able to teach a different grade at that same school. The district said the cuts will not impact students.
Tucson attorney warns ICE tactics may deter court attendance

1 week ago | kvoa.com | Megan Spector

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - Concerns are rising among state lawmakers and immigration advocates after reports surfaced of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detaining individuals at the Phoenix Immigration Court. These individuals were reportedly there for their scheduled hearings. "What we're seeing in the court right now is that it seems like it's some sort of collective effort to try and get these cases dismissed," said Mo Goldman, an immigration attorney.
Awaiting some much needed rain

1 week ago | kvoa.com | Matt Brode

STORMTRACKER 4 Forecast- Clouds have moved in today and the humidity is higher. Clouds decrease into early Friday morning with lows near 67. Partly and sunny and hot Friday with a few thunderstorms mainly east of Tucson. With the dry air in place one of the biggest concerns will be lightning. This could spark additional wildfires. Saturday a cooling trend will begin as a pattern shift takes shape.
Father of three daughters honored by Father's Day Council

1 week ago | kvoa.com | Robbie Reynold

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - The annual Father's Day Council Gala is set to take place this Saturday, raising funds for diabetes research at the Steele Children's Research Center. The event will honor four local fathers, including Jim Tofel, who is known for his strong ties to the Tucson community. Jim Tofel is a managing member of Tofel Dent Construction. He and his wife Allyson own the Tucson Racquet Club.
4 The Weekend: talent showcase, 90s country night, 5k run

1 week ago | kvoa.com | Robbie Reynold

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - This weekend, Tucson is buzzing with exciting events for all ages. From young performers to a nostalgic country music night, there's something for everyone. Young talent from all across Tucson will take the stage this Friday and Saturday at the KU Studio Talent Showcase. The event will be held at the Berger Performing Arts Center. The performing arts school will present a high-energy, Broadway-style production showcasing performers aged 3 to 18. KU stands for Kids Unlimited.
Pima County deputies urge review of Ricky Garcia case handling

1 week ago | kvoa.com | Conor McGill

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - The Pima County Deputy’s Organization is urging state officials to re-investigate how the Sheriff's Department handled complaints against former Sergeant Ricky Garcia. Garcia was sentenced to jail in December after being found guilty on four counts of attempted sexual abuse. The call for a renewed investigation stems from a letter sent to members of the Pima County Board of Supervisors.