Tucson

Geocaching in Tucson at Historic Fort Lowell Park. Geocaching always takes you to interesting places. This time in the middle of Tuscon is an old Army Fort Hospital. We saw the statue of the Chief Trumpeter here, as well as the remains of the Fort Lowell Hospital...

Geocaching is a worldwide treasure hunt you do with your phone. No matter where you go, there is probably a Geocache nearby, in every city, in every country around the world. Discover a trackable # below in the pictures: Catalina State Park has a lot of Geocaches in the park...

You won't believe what happened after a man smuggling migrants is stopped by Border Patrol near Tucson. What he did is straight out of an old Western.

In 1998 I was on the Morning Show on K101 (100.9 FM) when I heard that William Shatner was in the area scouting movie locations. Being a lifelong Star Trek fan, I started talking about it on the show. After a while, wherever Shatner went in the County, people would tell him, “Oh, yeah, I heard Grady Butler talking about you.” Eve...

Statues of Tucson - Lute Olson Statue If you grew up in southern Arizona then you know the name, Lute Olson. As the head coach for the University of Arizona basketball team for 24 seasons, he took the program to new heights of success. This included 23 consecutive appearances in the NCAA tournament, eleven PAC 10 titles, and one National Championship in 1997...

Statues of Tucson: The Tucson Police Memorial Plaza, located at 270 S. Stone Ave., serves as both a headquarters for the Tucson Police Department and a tribute to the officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty. As visitors approach the main entrance of the department, they will find the plaza situated to the left, featuring a grassy area surrounded by bricks bearing the names of donors

Despite the fact the saguaro cactus has become the symbol of the American West and the desert, did you know: Saguaro cactus ONLY grow in the Sonoran Desert! How long does it take for an arm to grow on a Saguaro? Longer than you might think!