Watch: "Autumn" color still here in January Jan 5, 2018 Jan 5, 2018 Updated Jan 11, 2018 Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link The colors of autumn are still gracing Tucson-area watercourses in January. Video by Doug Kreutz, Arizona Daily Star. More information Drexel Heights firefighters hosting free safety academy for seniorsLingering autumn color in Sabino Canyon isn't entirely a good thingSteller column: On Arizona prisons, Gov. Doug Ducey lacks ambition for reformSenate committee discusses tax break on hearing-aid batteriesWoman who trains service dogs to help disabled gets 'belled'Report: New tax laws will cost state taxpayers more than $200 million Latest video NFL Overreactions: Patriots will take on Seahawks in Super Bowl LX Drake Maye says chance to win Super Bowl LX is 'pretty cool' WATCH: Patriots fan shares his thoughts on today's AFC Championship Breaking down witness videos appearing to show Alex Pretti’s fatal shooting US: Minnesota governor accuses Trump administration of spreading false narrative after fatal Border Patrol shooting Arizona Wildcats’ sports schedule for Jan. 26-Feb. 1 Arizona's (non-UA) top sports games this week Adopt a friend: Local pets up for adoption for January 25 Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link View this profile on Instagram #ThisIsTucson 🌵 (@this_is_tucson) • Instagram photos and videos Most viewed stories This Tucson chef has been named a semifinalist for prestigious James Beard Award 🎉 Sparkle City: Gem shows season has started — here's what to know 30 fun events happening in Tucson January 23-25! 🪩 Looking ahead to Tucson's new and cool for '26 Horchata lattes and breakfast burritos: Tucson's Barista del Barrio opens 2nd location Nearly 50 fun events happening in the month of January! ✨ 27 exciting events to check out this weekend, January 16-18 💎 These 2 local restaurants are bringing the wagyu smashburger trend to Tucson 🍔 Get ready to eat all the spicy tuna rolls you can at this viral sushi spot 🍣
US: Minnesota governor accuses Trump administration of spreading false narrative after fatal Border Patrol shooting
