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Monday, June 2nd, 2025
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Good morning, Tucson. Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 2nd of June.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ The Migrant Trail finished their 75-mile walk yesterday morning from Sasabe, Sonora to Tucson to honor migrants who died or went missing at the border+ Over 40 people of all ages joined the trek to protest border policies that pushed migrants into dangerous crossings+ KOLD News 13
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ A single-vehicle collision at the intersection of Rita Rd. and Houghton Rd. killed one man on Sunday morning — Tucson Police closed the intersection and crews began repairing a light pole, keeping it shut through part of the afternoon. KVOA
- ➤ Tucson Police responded to a report of a deadly shooting at an apartment complex on the West side yesterday at about 12:45 p.m.—they found an adult male with gunshot wounds who was pronounced dead while another person involved was located. KOLD News 13
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Live Theatre Workshop hosted its 6th Annual Young Playwrights contest on June 1, where over 40 middle and high school students presented original plays under the guidance of experienced theater professionals. The contest featured six productions and the program will continue with weekly student-led shows through July — supporting local talent and upcoming summer camps. KGUN 9
- ➤ The Tucson Girls Chorus held a send-off concert on Sunday afternoon at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Oro Valley before leaving next Sunday for Philadelphia to begin their tour and perform at Carnegie Hall on June 14. The performance marks their return to the historic venue after 16 years and will be led by executive and artistic director Dr. Marcela Molina—who has been invited to serve as festival conductor. KGUN 9
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The Pima County Board of Supervisors will soon discuss a proposal from Matt Heinz to create more than 12 thousand affordable housing units in our area — the plan aims to expand housing options for residents. KVOA
- ➤ Local government officials meet this week to decide on key finances. Tuesday, Pima County supervisors will vote on a 1.5-cent tax increase that raises funds for affordable housing and a new library space, and Wednesday Oro Valley will consider raising water rates by about 3.6 percent—adding around $1.81 per month for average use—to support a five-year upgrade plan. Tucson Sentinel
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SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ The University of Arizona baseball team set a program record with eight home runs to beat Utah Valley 14-4 on May 31 at PK Park in Eugene + the win secured their spot in the regional final on June 1. Shortstop Mason White hit three homers, making history as the first Arizona postseason player to do so + pitchers Casey Hintz and Michael Hilker Jr. combined for six relief innings to hold off any comeback. The Daily Wildcat
- ➤ Arizona Baseball swept the Eugene Regional by defeating Cal Poly 14-0 and set a program record with eight home runs, advancing to the Super Regionals for the first time since 2021 under coach Chip Hale. The Wildcats now await the NCAA decision on the host as Oklahoma's win could give them a chance to play at home+ drawing them closer to a trip to Omaha. KVOA
- ➤ On May 30, the No. 2 seed University of Arizona baseball team edged Cal Poly 3-2 at PK Park in the NCAA Eugene Regional opener—Tommy Splaine and Easton Breyfogle sparked a three-run second inning while Owen Kramkowski pitched seven innings and Tony Pluta earned his 13th save. The Wildcats built on their recent success and moved into the winner’s bracket with this win. The Daily Wildcat
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Charley Crockett Concert
7-9 p.m. — Tucson Music Hall — Tickets available from $86 — Catch the talented Charley Crockett live in an unforgettable musical experience.
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Grupo Arizona Performance
6:30-9:00 p.m. — The Century Room — $10-$15 + DICE fees — Experience a captivating blend of classical and jazz fusion rooted in Mexican and Latin traditions.
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Freddy's Friday Night Cruise-In
6-8 p.m. — Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers — Free entry — Enjoy classic cars and good food at Tucson's vibrant cruise-in event.
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San Diego Strike Force vs. Tucson Sugar Skulls
6:05-7:35 p.m. — Tucson Arena — Lowest Price Guaranteed — Catch thrilling indoor football action as the Strike Force take on the Sugar Skulls.
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Allegro Dance Recital
2-5:30 p.m. — Stevie Eller Dance Theatre — Tickets required — Immerse yourself in rhythm and grace at this vibrant dance showcase.
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All Day Happy Hour at Pueblo Vida Brewing Company
3-9 p.m. — Pueblo Vida Brewing Company — $5 full pours — Enjoy a variety of craft beers during the weekly happy hour special.
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Wednesday Team Trivia Night
7-9 p.m. — Pueblo Vida Brewing Company — Free to play — Gather your team, test your knowledge, and win prizes while enjoying tasty beverages in Tucson's vibrant atmosphere.
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Goodie's 2000's Hip Hop Nite
9:00 – 10:30 PM — 191 Toole — Ticket prices vary — Experience the nostalgia of 2000's hip hop live in Tucson.
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Los Tigres del Norte - La Loteria Tour
8:00-9:30 p.m. — Anselmo Valencia Tori Amphitheatre — Tickets on sale now — Experience the vibrant sounds of Los Tigres del Norte live in concert.
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Song For My Father: The Music of Horace Silver
4:30-11:59 p.m. — The Century Room — $10-$30 plus fees — Celebrate Father’s Day with an all-star band performing classic jazz tunes in tribute to Horace Silver.
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