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Home to ancient Ironwood trees, towering multi-armed saguaros and the last of Southern Arizona’s indigenous desert bighorn ...
The Pima Animal Care Center is at capacity, with over 600 animals in need of new homes. While overcrowded shelters create ...
A gun-wielding man shot and killed by Oro Valley Police Department officers on April 28 fired shots at an officer, and “brought his hands together in a manner perceived as ...
On Wednesday, May 21, the Oro Valley Town Council is expected to resolve an impasse between town management and two unions representing officers in the Oro Valley Police Department.
The National Trust for Local News and community news publisher Times Media Group, publisher of the Tempe Tribune, have announced a new strategic partnership and transfer of ownership involving the ...
The specter of climate change looms large, demanding urgent and innovative solutions from humanity. As global temperatures rise and extreme weather events become more common, scientists, policymakers, ...
Most of you would agree that we need more stable thinking these days. So, what leads to stable thinking? You’ve heard me say it many times. Here’s the answer. Use ...
As director of the Center for Rural Health at the University of Arizona, Dr. Daniel Derksen frequently visits rural towns and ...
Catalina School District’s elementary school math teams at the Math League State Competition on May 2 in Queen Creek.
What began as a vision for a more welcoming school environment has grown into a vibrant, student-led courtyard transformation ...
As communities across Arizona celebrate Water Awareness Month this May, the town of Marana Water Department remains focused ...
The Griers have published and spoken in favor of the long discredited claim that vaccines cause autism. A historical footnote ...
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