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With treatment-center beds so hard to come by, judges hand pregnant women jail sentences to provide them at least with safety and some prenatal care.... Salt Lake City Weekly How One Ginseng Farmer is Rolling ...
2 charged with slaying 4 in Antelope Valley
Two men have been charged with beating and stabbing to death a NASA engineer, a woman and two children whose charred bodies were found in a burned Antelope Valley home.
AZ authorities holding 2 men in 4 LA-area killings
Two men sought in the deaths of 4 people near Palmdale, Calif., are being held on million-dollar cash bonds in Cochise County awaiting extradition.
Douglas snares big call center
In the early 1900s, Phelps Dodge selected the Douglas area as the site for its copper smelting activity.
Our frying time may end early; monsoon 'ramps up'
On StarNet: Find an interactive feature explaining the science behind the monsoon and areas to avoid in Tucson during a thunderstorm at azstarnet.com/monsoon. On StarNet: Have you taken a good lightning photo? ...
The Grand Theatre today. It closed in 1958 and fell into disrepair, but it is currently undergoing extensive renovations.
Yuma agent graduates from Defense University
Carla Provost, the assistant chief patrol agent of the Border Patrol's Yuma Sector, has graduated from the Industrial College of the Armed Forces at the National Defense University in Washington, D.C. Provost ...
July 5th in Jerome - " First Saturday Art Walk a Celebration
Joanna Pregon's lovely paintings of female forms will be on view at her new Dreamscape Gallery on Hull Avenue, just below the Flat Iron Cafe.
Douglas, Ariz. couple puts Mexican spin on fortune cookie concept
Open a Dichos cookie and you will find a slip of paper with a message. It's not a fortune like you would expect from a cookie in a Chinese restaurant.
Feds honor Douglas, Ariz., man for work preserving jaguars
Federal wildlife officials have honored a Douglas, Ariz., man for work that has helped protect the jaguar and its habitats.
Bugs and other creepy crawlers was the theme Wednesday evening for the Children's Summer Reading Program at Castro Park.
On Thursday, Border Patrol agents stationed in Douglas arrested an illegal immigrant who is a sex offender.
Douglas woman arrested for possession of 1,229 pounds of pot at home
A Douglas woman was arrested in connection with more than 1,200 pounds of marijuana seized from a south side home on June 1. Cindy Maria Sanchez-Armenta, a lawful permanent resident, was arrested on charges of ...
Boy charged with making pipe bombs
A 15-year-old boy from McNeal was charged Friday with possession of explosive devices after authorities said he made five pipe bombs and had the materials to make more.
Better, perhaps, than fish in a barrelCasa Grande business tries raising fries in underground tubes
Oscar Perez/Dispatch, Larry Pierce, left, and Neal Parsons, right, partners in The Underground Fish Farm, look at plans for an adjustable screen with electrician Douglas Mulener.
Charity Raffle for a Vette, Harleys or Cash
DAHA, an all volunteer, non-profit group has taken on the ominous task of renovating the historic Grand Theatre in Douglas, Arizona.
Once a Bulldog, Always a Bulldog
Douglas High School graduating seniors and their families braved cold and windy conditions at the 2008 Douglas High School Commencement ceremonies Friday at Armando De Lucas Stadium.
Boys and Girls Club Presents Sedona Taste at Los Abrigados Resort
Boys and Girls Club Presents Sedona Taste at Los Abrigados Resort in Sedona Arizona Sedona, AZ: Sedona Taste is known as the social event of the year with fabulous cuisine from the area's finest restaurants, ...
U.S. shooters feel pinch as ammo costs soar
Mr. Krueger and his gnarly band of pistoleros are among millions of shooters, hunters and even lawmen across the United States feeling the pinch as sky-high metals prices and demand from wars abroad are driving ...