Good morning, Tucson.

Monsoon storms have damaged roofs across Tucson, prompting Multi-Pro Roof Solutions to offer free tarping and inspections to help protect homes, with Tony Berstler noting his crew has repaired around 30 roofs near Golf Links and Pantano.

Monsoon storms flooded Tucson streets on Monday, stranding three vehicles in Southside near Euclid (at 22nd Street) and prompting responses from the Tucson Fire Department.

Residents are reminded to avoid driving through standing water to stay safe.

The Hills restaurant, a new Charro Steak family restaurant, opened a few months ago on the corner of Sunrise & Kolb in Tucson's Foothills; General Manager Mark Hall said a $100 spending deal helps guests enjoy fine-tuned service during the summer slowdown.

Community leaders on the Tohono O’odham reservation hosted the first T-Jeweḍ Apedag event late last month at the Cultural Center to show how to adapt farming methods as climate change shifts the growing season.

Leaders stressed the value of resilient crops like tepary beans to help fight local health issues.

Data center companies in Arizona are rushing to submit applications before the pause on 3-year tax breaks begins.

The policy will force firms to act quickly as the deadline approaches.

The University of Arizona is breaking ground on The Catalina dorm for first-year students at the corner of Speedway and Campbell on the former Palm Shadows apartment site; the new nine-story building will house over 1,300 students but will not be ready until 2028.

A weekend storm damaged trails and roadways at Sabino Canyon Recreation Area, so the Forest Service announced cleanup is needed; the Sabino Canyon Crawler tour will start at 9:00 a.m. today while the Bear Canyon Tour will resume tomorrow.

Community organizers in Tucson and Phoenix trained over 250 locals as election observers to prepare for potential polling place challenges amid early voting for the primary election; the sessions aimed to equip residents with plans if the National Guard or immigration agents appear.

On July 25, the Pima County Health Department will host its free teen conference, 'Let's Talk About It' at Groundworks from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. to offer interactive sessions on mental health and addiction, free food, live music, and giveaways (for ages 13-19).

Pima County Health Department reports ten cases of cyclosporiasis from parasites on produce that cause watery diarrhea and dehydration while cases in Michigan and Ohio number in the thousands.

Lead epidemiologist Lindsay Kohler advises washing fruits and greens with soap and water to help prevent the illness.

Poison centers recorded a 1,200% rise in calls about kratom, a psychoactive herb sold at local gas stations, prompting health officials and lawmakers to consider tougher rules.

A Tucson mother said her son spent nearly $1,000 a day on kratom, losing his job, home, and hope.

The Red Cross is urging Tucson residents to donate blood amid an emergency shortage as flash flood warnings remain active until 6:45 p.m. MST today across multiple local areas (including low-lying neighborhoods).

Residents should stay alert when traveling.

Hot Jazz Wednesday with Marco & The Polos

6:30-10 p.m. — The Century Room — $10-$15 + DICE fees — Enjoy a lively night of traditional New Orleans jazz led by multi-instrumentalist Marco Rosano.

Happy Together Tour

Nostalgia Concert Series — Summer 2026 — Fox Tucson Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate the hits of the 1960s and '70s with an evening of unforgettable music.

The Paul Opocensky Project

8 AM – 12 PM — St. Philip's Plaza Market — Free entry — Experience the soulful acoustic grunge of live music by Paul Opocensky in Tucson's vibrant marketplace.

Jazz Jam with Cameron Davidson

6:30-9:30 p.m. — The Century Room — $5-$10 + DICE fees — Sit in with the house band and enjoy a lively evening of jazz improvisation.

The Century Jazz Orchestra

6:30-9:30 p.m. — The Century Room — $20-$30 tickets + DICE fees — Experience the lively performance of the 17-piece Century Jazz Orchestra with classics from the big band era.

Supercolor Beer Release

3-9 p.m. — Pueblo Vida Brewing Company — Cost of beer varies — Enjoy the return of a beloved Hazy IPA with tropical and earthy notes.

The Manor Born Concert

7-11 p.m. — Brick Box Brewery — $10 cover — Enjoy a night of indie post-punk sounds from Tucson's own The Manor Born.

Underoath Live Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — 191 Toole — Tickets from $68 — Experience a can't-miss live show by Underoath in Tucson.

JC Chiriguayo Live Jazz

10:30 p.m. — The Century Room — Free entry — Enjoy a night of jazz featuring the music of legendary guitarist Pat Metheny performed by local talents.

Ciao, Bella! An Italian Summer Evening of Jazz

6:30-9:30 p.m. — The Century Room — $20-30 + DICE Fees — Enjoy an enchanting evening of Italian-inspired jazz and vintage charm while sipping refreshing drinks in a candlelit ambiance.