Payton May is a Reporter at KTUL. She covers a diverse range of topics including sports, health and wellness, and transportation policy, reflecting her interests in team sports, public transportation, and consumer health. Payton has been featured in several notable outlets including The Washington Times and KOKH FOX 25.
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Tucson, United States (Local)
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By: Tracy DeLatte, Payton May
The Brief The Ross Fire has burned over 85,000 acres in Palo Pinto and Jack counties and is about 31% contained after one week.
By: Payton May
Vincent Siqueiros and Cameron Davis Capara were killed outside of Venture-N, a known gay bar in Tucson late Sunday night.
On Wednesday, the community hosted a vigil for Vincent Anthony Siqueiros and Cameron Davis Capara, the victims of the hate crime in Tucson.
By: Payton May
An Oro Valley family said Petco covered a $3,000 vet bill after their dog was injured during a grooming visit.
An Executive Order, issued in March, seeks to change the vote-by-mail system to ensure only U.S. citizens vote.
Drivers are paying more per gallon of gas than any other Labor Day weekend in history.
Experts said Arizona has seen a minimal impact, but worry that consumers could see higher prices over time.
22 West Nile cases have been reported in Pima County so far this year.
The 87-acre site would be located on Bureau of Land Management land along SR 86 in Three Points.
One of the most comprehensive efforts to understand the cancer risks firefighters face began at the Tucson Fire Department.
