San Pedro River at Risk: Faraday Copper Advances Drilling Near Critical Habitat Despite Environmental and Tribal Concerns
Copper Creek Project progresses near San Pedro River despite concerns over water, wildlife, and tribal sites; BLM approval disputed for not consulting tribes and assessing impacts properly.
Phoenix Celebrates Decreased Crime Rates and Enhanced Resident Safety Following Community Safety Plans
Phoenix reports lower crime rates and improved safety feelings in neighborhoods after three years of Community Safety Plans, with technological and community resources playing key roles.
Local Author Lisa Schnebly Heidinger Embarks on Arizona Tour with Celebrated Travelogue Arizona Friend Trips
Lisa Schnebly Heidinger's book "Arizona Friend Trips" is touring Arizona, featured by the Arizona Center for the Book, and will represent the state in the Library of Congress's celebration of literary excellence.
Historic Grand Canyon Lodge Lost as Dragon Bravo Fire Engulfs 130,000 Acres, Frustrated Fredonia Residents Question Response Efforts
The Dragon Bravo Fire has become the largest ever in the Grand Canyon's North Rim, destroying 70 structures including the Grand Canyon Lodge. Despite suppression challenges, tourists visit; locals air grievances over its management.












