A wide brimmed hat, closed-toe boots, and protective gloves are essential gardening equipment in the Sonoran Desert. Wear long-sleeved shirts …
- Jan Cleere Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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Asenath Phelps Alkire's life on The Triangle Bar, one of Arizona’s oldest cattle ranches, began in 1889.
- Cathalena E. Burch
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Tucson museums and art galleries have some intriguing exhibits on their walls this spring.
- Associated Press
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Seven horses died at Churchill Downs in the days and hours leading into the Derby. Still, the track was packed with Derby-goers in fancy dresses and seersucker suits posing for selfies, fluffing the feathers in their hats, sipping mint juleps. It was a jarring contrast to reports of horse being loaded into equine ambulances in the stable area, just on the opposite side of the racetrack.
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As physically active individuals age, they typically must change how they approach exercise. For example, rather than jumping two feet first i…
- Sheri Nockels
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The Friday SaddleBrooke Quilter’s biennial quilt auction was a huge success! We anticipated a low turnout due to the wintry weather, but Saddl…
- JOE MARTUCCI Press Meteorologist
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Gert formed on Aug. 21. At the time, it was one of three actively spinning tropical storms in the Atlantic.
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Bristol-based artist, designer and DIY writer Marcie Kobernus (aka @marciekdesigns) describes her style as, “a mix between Jumanji and Alice a…
- Hannah Norman, Kaiser Health News
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The full health risks of wearing apparel made with PFAS, also known as “forever chemicals,” are still unknown. But states are taking action so clothing makers will remove them.
- By PAT GRAHAM Associated Press
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High-top basketball shoes aren't as common a sight on the college basketball floor these days. The footwear most players are lacing up in the men’s and women’s NCAA Tournaments are some version of a low-top sneaker, with a few mid-cut styles thrown in.
