Posted 6:03 PM 5/22/2013 by Tom McNamara

A former U of A Football standout is now facing felony charges.

According to court documents uncovered by the News 4 Tucson Investigators, Max Zendejas has been indicted on charges of theft and criminal damage.

An indictment by the Arizona Attorney General's Office alleges Zendejas (More)

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Posted 10:00 PM 5/21/2013 by Nichole Szemerei

Ask any driver, they'll say Tucson roads are terrible. It stems from funding. News 4 Tucson Investigators already talked to the city about the problem, now it's the county's turn.

Posted 1:50 PM 5/21/2013 by Tom McNamara

Tucson - In the wake of tornadoes that recently devastated communities in Oklahoma and north Texas, the Better Business Bureau and BBB Wise Giving Alliance has some tips to help donors make smart giving decisions, and avoid possible scams.

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Posted 1:45 PM 5/21/2013

Marietta Luce's life revolves around her husband, their five children and two grandchildren. And she enjoys giving money to childrens' charities-mainly "Feed The Children." The 84-year old Tucson resident doesn't keep cancelled checks, but says she's been donating $50 a month to "Feed The (More) • Video (1)

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Posted 10:27 AM 5/16/2013 by Tom McNamara

You wouldn't want your personal information blowing in the wind for anyone to find. But that's what happened to a bunch of Tucson medical patients.

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Posted 11:42 PM 5/14/2013 by Matthew Schwartz

Bill Rancour of Marana has had Rottweilers for 20 years. He breeds them. Rancour has three Rotties now. He had five until recently. Tilly was six months old when she died on May 4th.

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Posted 9:20 AM 5/14/2013 by Matthew Schwartz

Many members of Tucson's large bicycling community are angry and worried. Someone is apparently putting tacks on bike paths, and numerous cyclists told the News 4 Tucson Investigators that they have gotten flat tires.

Posted 10:05 PM 5/13/2013 by Tom McNamara

If there was a tool that could potentially lead police right to a criminal's door, you would think detectives would use it, right? Well, in the case of one Tucson Army veteran who was ripped off, that expectation doesn't seem to be the reality.

Posted 5:41 PM 5/13/2013 by Tom McNamara

Police in Sierra Vista are warning about scammers who have been calling residents, and threatening arrest for a delinquent debt.

Detectives say scammers will call saying their company has taken over your debt. The scammer will then demand payment, or threaten an arrest warrant if payment (More)

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Posted 3:31 PM 5/9/2013 by Tom McNamara

How would you feel if you showed-up for work one day, and found out your boss was in prison, and you weren't going to be paid for the work you did for him?