2022 recap: The Star's most-viewed videos of the year
From bobcats spotted in backyards to new businesses opening in Tucson, here are 12 of the most-watched videos of 2022.
Tucson wildlife: A bobcat and its baby were caught on camera multiple times playing together in a backyard on Tucson's southeast side this wee…
A new internship program at the Reid Park Zoo gives University of Arizona veterinary students a monthlong opportunity to train under the zoo's…
SpaceX launched a Falcon 9 rocket with more than 50 Starlink satellites Thursday evening from California’s Vandenberg Space Force Base. Curiou…
Sabino advances in state 3A 49-23 win over San Tan Foothills. Video Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star 2022
Beverly Fisher opened Light | Space, her gallery/studio art space at 307 S. Convent Ave. in the Barrio Viejo neighborhood. Her focus is fine c…
The National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning in the Sabino Canyon area on Friday, Aug. 12. The water forced bridges to close down…
Watch as this bobcat stalks his prey and then catches it. Let this remind you not to leave small pets outside unattended. Video by Sandra McCauley.
Monsoon weather: This clip filmed at the University of Arizona shows rainstorms moving through Tucson on Friday between 2 and 5 p.m. Video cou…
School crossing guards, Vernon Williams and Sevrina Leeth, want to make E. Pima Street and N. Country Club Road the "friendliest corner" in Tu…
Michael T Anderson, sound technician, gives longtime Tucson Pops Orchestra Maestro László Veres a gift during Veres final performance with the…
Nearly thirty fighters from the regional area competed in a series of MMA bouts for the Rise of the Prospects Cage Series 3 at the Rialto Thea…
Tuesday's rains boosted the flow of water through Sutherland Wash in Catalina State Park. Video by Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star 2022
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Our reporters, producers and photographers chose their top 5 pieces of work from 2022. Here …
On Thursday, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Tucson announced it received the $3.5 million donation, which will fund a series of projects for the organization.
Southwest Gas home customers in Tucson and across Arizona will see average monthly increases of less than $3 after regulators slashed the company's request.
