Czech Performer Whips Through First Stateside Visit
By David Del Grande The last gunfight at the Old Tombstone Western Theme Park, on Sunday, April, 15, began with a safety…
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Day In The Life Of Cochise County Public Defender Joy Kemp
By Tori Cutcher It’s a relatively quiet Friday afternoon for Joy Kemp, deputy public defender for Cochise County. With no court…
Off The Beaten Path: Tombstone Locals’ Hidden Gem
By Savannah Shippen What used to be a stockyard neighbored by a historic railroad is now Tombstone locals’ favorite dining spot….
Cochise County Educators Weary Of New Statewide Certification Law
By Deanna Sherman The schools of Cochise County do not support Gov. Doug Ducey’s new law allowing uncertified teachers to lead…
Honoring The Forgotten Stories Of Warren Ballpark
By Miranda Rodriguez BISBEE — It wasn’t always all peanuts and cracker jacks at the old ball game. Every year, the…
Exploring Gender Gap In Arizona’s College Leadership
By Jamie Verwys An Arizona Sonora News analysis of salary data for leadership positions, such as deans and directors, at Northern…
Closer To Closure: Solving Homicide Cold Cases In Arizona
By Shaq Davis When three armed suspects entered a Dollar Store around 5 p.m. June 16, 2001, the men assaulted a…
There’s More To Agave Than Tequila
By Carly Oseran You can sip me, you can eat me and you can moisturize with me—what am I? The agave…
No Longer A Novelty, It’s An Industry
By Liz O’Connell Domestic beer is not enough for Arizonans. The craftier the better. This is especially true in Tucson. “Southern…
The Bittersweet Departure Of UA’s Winningest Player Of All Time
By Zach Smith As an 18-year-old, Dušan Ristić nearly accepted a professional basketball contract to play for one of the best teams in…
Living Off The Land With The Tohono O’odham Tribe
What tastes like a mix between an asparagus and artichoke, has about the same amount of calcium as a glass…
Online Education Comparable To Traditional Learning, But Still Has Flaws
By Gloria Knott Online classes are convenient. But are they easier? Sometimes the answer is yes. But the majority of the…
Teens Turn To Drug Trafficking In Nogales
By Genesis Lara With 1.2 pounds of methamphetamine concealed on his back and legs, 13-year-old Rene was arrested at the Interstate…
Alzheimer’s To Grow 43 Percent In Arizona By 2025
By Megan Gibbs By 2025, Arizona will see a 43 percent increase in residents with Alzheimer’s disease, officials say, but they fear…