The state Appellate Court rejected a suit brought by Attorney General Mark Brnovich against the Arizona Board of Regents over the cost of tuition at the state’s three universities.
TUCSON — Several conservation groups expressed condemnation towards the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service over claims of a secretive authorization to allow the trapping or killing of wolves.
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CLIFTON — The San Francisco River is designated an important bird habitat and is a hot spot for the local community to recreate. Unfortunately, it is also designated an impaired waterway because of high levels of E. coli, a bacteria that can be harmful to humans.
DUNCAN — So, why save seeds from the garden? To save money or grow varieties that are not always available at the nursery or garden center.
PINETOP — The Arizona Game and Fish Department has moved to protect the state’s wildlife from a neurological disease.
MORENCI — This weekend, the Greenlee Gives Back Gala returns with a celebration of donors to the Arizona Community Foundation.
CLIFTON — It’s not quite the election year yet, but candidates have already begun making their rounds here in Arizona.
EAGAR — Farming often involves traveling long distances to remote areas to check on crops or livestock. And no m…
PHOENIX — Monsoon storms, haboobs, scorching temperatures: Let’s face it, summer in Arizona comes with some big hazards. So it could be easy to forget one of the tiniest perils. Yes, mosquitoes, those buzzing, blood-sucking little demon insects.
CLIFTON — Copper is the lifeblood of Greenlee and Graham counties, and artists who can find a way to incorporate the commodity into their artwork are encouraged to show at the seventh annual Colors of Copper Fine Arts and Wine Tasting Gala.
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PHOENIX — A new federal court ruling coupled with a provision in the state Constitution could give Arizonans new legal protections against the use of software by private firms that captures and stores facial images.
CLIFTON — There’s closure for family and friends this week as the remains of a drowning victim have been recovered
SAFFORD — The Gila Watershed Partnership has a paid internship position opening in late October this year.
CLIFTON — Starting the first week of September, the Greenlee County Library System will be holding its first Coding and STEAM Club sessions.
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