Sean Mahoney
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Remains of missing Marana man found buried in backyard of Tucson home (opens the original)
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TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - A Marana mystery six years in the making has been at least partially solved. In February 2020, Robert Drabeck was reported missing after officers found evidence of a violent crime inside a motor home near Ina and Thornydale. The case went cold for years, until authorities received a tip in February 2026. That tip led investigators to a home in the 2700 block of North Dodge Boulevard, which is in the city of Tucson. While nothing was found during that search, things chan
Pima County sees SNAP, Medicaid enrollment drop as officials warn of more cuts (opens the original)
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TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The Pima County Health Department released new enrollment data showing declines in food assistance and Medicaid enrollment, with officials warning that further cuts could increase pressure on local food banks and community resources. Year over year, SNAP enrollment in Pima County has declined by 45%, a slight decrease from the last reporting period. Medicaid enrollment in the county has dropped more than 9%. Natalie Jayroe, CEO of the Community Food Bank of Southern Ari
Ciscomani, Mendoza clash in first CD6 debate (opens the original)
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (13 News) - Rep. Juan Ciscomani and challenger Joanna Mendoza faced off Thursday night in their first debate in the race for Arizona’s Congressional District 6. The entire debate can be watched HERE or in the player below. 13 News’ coverage can be seen in the player above. Both candidates took questions on the economy, border security, and healthcare, and both accused the other of lying during the debate. Ciscomani, a Republican, said his focus is on tax cuts. “What we don’t ne
Marana High resumes classes, activities day after student dies on campus (opens the original)
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MARANA, Ariz. (13 News) - Marana High resumed classes and campus activities Wednesday, one day after a student was found dead in the school library. From the outside, the campus looked like it was operating on a normal school day, aside from a couple of police cars parked out front. Parents and community members said the past 24 hours have been difficult to process. Daniel Matthews, a Marana High parent, said the death is something he didn’t expect to have to address with his freshman son. “It’s
Escape of violent federal inmate worries nearby community (opens the original)
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TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Residents living near a federal prison satellite camp said they were not officially notified after inmate James Cangro escaped Wednesday morning, raising questions about the notification process and why he was housed at the low-security facility with his violent criminal history. Cangro was in the satellite camp at the prison on Wilmot Road. Those kinds of camps are designed to allow low-risk inmates, who are tasked with duties such as landscaping, to avoid being consta
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