Arizona Universities Develop Tool for Prioritizing Mine Cleanups
February 25, 2026
Arizona’s universities created a tool to map abandoned mines, aiding environmental cleanup and prioritizing safety.
Arizona’s universities created a tool to map abandoned mines, aiding environmental cleanup and prioritizing safety.
Fremont cottonwoods, with heart-shaped leaves and fluffy seeds, thrive in Arizona but suffer in heat without water.
The lush green corridors created by Fremont cottonwoods along Arizona’s waterways are more than just a scenic display. These trees, with their golden autumn leaves and signature fluffy seeds, play a vital role in the ecosystem by providing shelter and sustenance for a variety of wildlife species. Fremont cottonwoods thrive
A former superintendent candidate in Apache County sues ex-county attorney Michael Whiting for alleged bullying.
Tribal and state officials are investigating claims of racial slurs and misconduct at a Coolidge vs. Chinle game.
Senate Republicans push for Arizona voters to decide on transgender student treatment in schools, sparking debate.
City Lights bookstore, founded by Lawrence Ferlinghetti, became a global beacon for free speech and cultural activism.
Arizona lawmakers consider sending numerous proposals to voters, including election system changes and school policies.
Hundreds gathered at Mission Church in Gilbert for the funeral of Hunter Bennett, an Arizona trooper and paramedic.
An Idaho man, Aaron Benjamin, died on a private river trip on the Colorado River. CPR was attempted but failed.
In Arizona, citizens are increasing vigilance by carrying more IDs daily due to heightened immigration enforcement concerns.
The National Park Service’s report on the Dragon Bravo Fire reveals mostly low to moderate severity burning patterns.
