Good morning, this is Tucson Local Pulse for Saturday, May thirty-first, twenty twenty-five. We’re waking up to another bright, warm day in the Old Pueblo. After a week of dry heat, we can expect a high near ninety-nine today with just a few clouds and a mild breeze, so keep the sunscreen handy if you plan to head outside. Looking ahead, tomorrow offers similar weather with temperatures pushing into the low hundreds, perfect for splashing in one of the city’s newly opened pools or cooling off at a splash pad—nine out of ten are already open for free family fun from eight in the morning to sunset.Turning to city news, we want to mention a change impacting our daily rhythms—construction crews in Tucson are now allowed to begin work as early as five a.m. through the summer, aiming to beat the triple-digit heat. This means you might hear those early morning hammers on your block, but it’s all in the name of safety under our desert sun.A festive highlight today is the grand reopening of Joaquin Murrieta Park on North Silverbell Road. Tucson Parks and Recreation is inviting all of us out today for a celebration of new facilities, green spaces, and a revitalized playground, making this a great stop for families and nature lovers.On the real estate front, there’s fresh buzz in Star Valley. LGI Homes has just rolled out a new section of CompleteHome Plus houses, offering one hundred twenty-six homesites with four all-new floor plans and price tags starting in the three-sixties. These homes feature high ceilings, top-tier finishes, and smart layouts—welcome news for buyers hunting for that mix of value and style in our growing market.Job seekers should note that with Tucson Parks and Recreation hiring over two hundred thirty lifeguards for summer, seasonal positions are still available, and they’re urgently looking for enthusiastic team members as pool season launches tomorrow.In local business, the eastside boba shop near Tanque Verde and Sabino Canyon is making headlines this week by hosting a Pride Month kickoff, blending entrepreneurship with community spirit. Meanwhile, over at the Hermitage Cat Sanctuary, staff are working hard to overcome recent federal funding cuts and are calling on animal lovers across Tucson for support.For sports, congratulations to the local youth teams from the Boys and Girls Club, who wrapped up a strong first week of summer camp with several victories in basketball and soccer. And for our pet lovers, Pima Animal Care Center continues its free adoption push, so if you’ve considered adding a furry friend to your family, now’s a great time.On public safety, Tucson Police reported a quiet Friday night across major neighborhoods, with no significant incidents or arrests. Still, authorities remind us to lock vehicles and be mindful in high-traffic areas as summer brings more activity outdoors.Before we go, here’s a feel-good note: seniors across midtown are staying active and connected thanks to free fitness programs at community centers, proving age is just a number when it comes to wellness.This has been Tucson Local Pulse. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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