The University of Arizona’s Department of Entomology ranks as one of Tucson's Top Workplaces for 2025 because people love working there, bugs and all.
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- MELINA WALLING Associated Press
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New research offers hope against the damaging fruit fly, estimated to cost growers hundreds of millions of dollars annually.
- Cassie Sheets
Summer brings beautiful sunny weather and long days, but it also comes with fruit flies. The tiny pests can infiltrate your home during any se…
- PJ Brown
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Former Arizona women's basketball standout Aari McDonald has suffered a torn labrum and is expected to be out for 3-4 weeks for the WNBA's Atlanta Dream.
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- Rosie Romero Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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Heavy rainfall in Tucson since last fall will result in a significant increase in bugs this season, an expert says. Here's how to protect your home.
- Paul Opocensky
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As Spring gives way to Summer in a few weeks, and temperatures continue to rise, one of nature’s toughest pests has begun stirring: Scorpions.…
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- Dominika Heusinkveld
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The feather bush or feather tree is a beautiful, soft small native tree that adds great structure to your plantings.
- WILSON RING Associated Press
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Scientists are making strides against a deadly fungus imperiling millions of bats across North America.
- AccuWeather
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Scientists across the country are looking for dogs that have some scent detection experience to help fight spotted lanternflies.
- Paul Opocensky
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Homeowners have likely begun to heard the consistent chirping in their neighborhood, which means crickets are starting to thrive in SaddleBroo…
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