John Harrison also developed subdivision for African-American soldiers returning from war.
- By David Leighton For the Arizona Daily Star
The area where Fred Roberts sold lots, near Alvernon Way and Fifth Street, was considered too far out to work.
- By David Leighton For the Arizona Daily Star
Many transportation systems have been used over the years.
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Arizona pioneer spent most of his career in mining and law enforcement.
- By David Leighton For the Arizona Daily Star
Faced challenges with steadfastness and humor.
- By David Leighton For the Arizona Daily Star
OK Corral shooter John Ringo was drinker, gambler ... and constable?
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Potter Place honors former girls school, wealthy couple that started it.
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Road runs along the northern border of the family homestead.
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An $8 million renovation of Tucson's Santa Rita Par is nearly complete. The park is expected to open in late August.
TONOPAH — A burrowing owl sits on top of a weather sensor array as it watches the desert below. A few feet away, its burrow disappears into the sandy soil.
Arizona's latest budget includes a 3-year pause on new applications from data centers for Arizona tax exemptions.
As Arizona's election season heats up, three of the state's top statewide elected officials are featured in government-funded advertising campaigns that critics say also serve a political purpose.
He taught mariachi out of his Phoenix home. He offered private lessons to girls as young as 6. And for years, he recorded not only their music but their nude bodies.
* Options under consideration include travel bans, visa revocations and increased sanctions, State Department official says * Rubio and other US officials are pressuring countries to diplomatically
President Donald Trump says he is reinstating a U.S. blockade on the Strait of Hormuz, but that it remains open. Iran says it's closed. There is no sign of progress in peace talks, with both sides launching strikes on Monday.
President Donald Trump is working to gain unprecedented control of the 2026 U.S. midterm elections this fall through a series of new assertions of presidential power.
Donald Trump reiterated aboard Air Force One that he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize, claiming he ended eight wars and highlighting his approach to negotiations. In remarks to reporters, he cited the Congo–Rwanda conflict and asserted that 15 million people were beheaded. The Norwegian Nobel …
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A 65-year-old man is facing charges in the 2004 sex-assault of his teen foster daughter, Tucson police say.
A man now linked to the killing of a Tucson man in 1995 is believed to have died in an unrelated crash a few weeks later, police say.
Criminal charges filed against a former employee at a Sonora Behavioral Health facility in Tucson were dismissed earlier this week.
Arizona's latest budget includes a 3-year pause on new applications from data centers for Arizona tax exemptions.
Britney Gilles parked and got her daughter's stroller out of the car, then looked around the St. Mary's food pantry in Surprise. She didn’t know where to go, so she asked a security guard, who directed her to line up at a window on the side of the building.
Arizona's Prop 314, crafted by Republican lawmakers and approved by voters, was written to take effect 60 days after federal courts rule that a nearly duplicate Texas law is enforceable. That happened in May.
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