How to tell us
Email corrections@caraccidenttucson.com. Include the page address, the sentence that is wrong and what it should say. A link to an official source, such as a statute on azleg.gov or an agency page, lets us check it quickly. For a dead link, tell us which one and where it sits on the page.
Please leave out medical records, claim papers and other people’s contact details.
What happens next
We check your note against the source. If the page is wrong, we fix it and change its date. When the fix changes what a reader should do, we add a short dated note on the page. Typing errors are fixed without a note. We may reply if we need more detail.
Live crash details
We do not publish names, times or closures for single crashes, so we cannot correct them. If an agency release about a crash is wrong, contact the agency that posted it: the Tucson Police Department, the Pima County Sheriff’s Department or the Arizona Department of Public Safety.
Our fact-checking policy explains the sources we use. For a callback about your own crash, start the free case review.