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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Searching 4 Solutions - The unsheltered crisis: From Tucson streets to a stable life

6 days ago | kvoa.com | Monica Garcia |Mónica García

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - In our ongoing Searching 4 Solutions series, News 4 Tucson is focusing on the unsheltered crisis in the community. This week, we spoke with Edward Maxwell, a man who has lived through the challenges of homelessness and addiction. Maxwell's life took a turn for the worse in 2019 after his brother was killed in Pima County Jail. "It just... I slipped into darkness," said Maxwell. He struggled to cope and turned to meth, eventually losing his job and home.
StormTracker 4 Alert Days - Hottest temps in 4 years

6 days ago | kvoa.com | Matt Brode

STORMTRACKER 4 Alert - It's a STORMTRACKER 4 Alert for Extreme Heat headed our way on Thursday and Friday!High pressure continues to dominate our forecast area bringing the hottest temperatures we've seen this season later this week!Tucson will see a high of 109 degrees on today with overnight lows in the 70s. This dangerous heat will last through Friday. Avoid outside activity from 10am - 6pm, drink plenty of water and wear loose fitting light color clothing.
Searching 4 Solutions - The Unsheltered Crisis: Tucson's Transition Center aids homeless leaving Pima County Jail

1 week ago | kvoa.com | Monica Garcia |Mónica García

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - As part of our Searching 4 Solutions series, News 4 Tucson explores the unsheltered crisis in Tucson by highlighting efforts to support those leaving the Pima County Jail with nowhere to go. The Pima County Transition Center is providing essential resources, aiming to reduce costs and rearrest rates. The Transition Center, located next to the Pima County Jail, offers food, hygiene kits, emergency housing, and treatment to formerly incarcerated individuals.
Arrest made in deadly hit and run accident on Southside

1 week ago | kvoa.com | Eric Fink

TUCSON, Ariz. - (KVOA) On Saturday, The Pima County Sheriff's Department has made an arrest in a deadly hit and run accident that occurred on Tucson's southside last month. Back on May 24th, 63-year-old Robert Netherton was in the roadway near the 3600 block of S. Palo Verde Rd. and Ajo Way when he was hit and killed by a car. According to PCSD, the driver fled the scene. Now, PCSD detectives have made an arrest in connection to the hit and run.
STORMTRACKER 4 Meteorologists have issued an Alert Day for Extreme Heat across Southern Arizona

1 week ago | kvoa.com | Matt Brode

STORMTRACKER 4 Alert - We are on Alert for Alert Days, Sunday and Monday due to dangerous, deadly heat. High pressure dominates our forecast area bringing the hottest temperatures we've seen this season!All weekend long daytime highs will be close to 110 degrees. This is dangerous heat that will last through Monday. Avoid outside activity from 10am - 6pm, drink plenty of water and wear loose fitting light color clothing.
UA closes huge shortfall, projects balanced budget for upcoming year

1 week ago | kvoa.com | Eric Fink

TUCSON, Ariz. - (KVOA) The University of Arizona administration revealed Thursday the university's budget is balanced. The 2026 fiscal year begins on July 1. "We've weathered a lot and when we face headwinds, we'll meet them and come out stronger on the other side," UA President Suresh Garimella said at the Arizona Board of Regents meeting on campus Thursday afternoon. Garimella's announcement comes roughly 18 months after the public first learned the university had amassed a $177 million deficit.
Tucson protest against ICE raids leads to vandalism, arrests

1 week ago | kvoa.com | Megan Spector

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - Three people were arrested during a protest at the Tucson immigration building. Tucson Police say the protest began peacefully. However, as the event progressed, several individuals engaged in criminal activities, including vandalizing nearby businesses and assaulting private security personnel. Messages against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) were plastered on the walls of the Tucson immigration building after the protest Wednesday night.
The Vanishing Rarity of 110° in Tucson

1 week ago | kvoa.com | Matt Brode

“The Vanishing Rarity of 110° in Tucson” How a Once-Uncommon Extreme Became a Yearly Milestone For decades, 110° in Tucson was a milestone we might reach — not a guarantee. In fact, it used to be rare. According to National Weather Service records, there are dozens of years when Tucson never once hit 110°. Let’s look back. The Years Without 110° in Tucson Between 1895 and 1999, there were 46 years when Tucson didn’t reach 110°. Entire summers came and went without breaking that brutal benchmark.
No injuries after JetBlue plane rolls onto grass at Boston’s Logan Airport after landing

1 week ago | kvoa.com | Alexandra Skores

(CNN) — A JetBlue flight at Boston Logan International Airport veered onto grass while turning off a runway during landing Thursday. The runway was closed as JetBlue flight 312 was assessed and its passengers were deplaned by stairs and bused into the terminal, airport officials with Massport told CNN. The Airbus A220 was coming from Chicago O’Hare International Airport, and the incident happened around 11:55 a.m. local time.
Protest at ICE office on Southside

1 week ago | kvoa.com | Eric Fink

Tucson, Ariz. - (KVOA) Several hundred protestors showed up just after 4:30 p.m. at the intersection of Valencia Rd. and Country Club Rd. and marched to the ICE office on Country Club. This protest is in response to the demonstrations happening in Los Angeles. "You know we got to make a stand everywhere we can, especially here in Arizona, we're close to the border just like California is," protestor John Crain said. "I think it's the right thing to do.