Desert Photographer Explores Science of Color Vision
Michael McNulty looks into research offering insights on physical properties of light, human perception specific to the Sonoran desert.
Researchers Find New Scorpion Species in Catalinas
This is the second time a new species is found in the mountains, which is unusual; unclear of how venomous creature is.
Pima County, UA Working to Eradicate Invasive Bullfrogs
Species has been threatening native frogs, toads, wildlife in central Tucson restoration area.
Suspect Charged in Saguaro National Park Vandalism
16-year-old boy alleged to have spray-painted graffiti on 11 saguaros, other spots in May.
Clean Water Agreement, Through Congress, Signed for AZ Tribe
Under $200M federal allocation, White Mountain Apaches will get 'clean water for another 100 years.'
Feds Hold Jaguar Sanctuary Meeting
Public invited to Sierra Vista gathering Tuesday; state game officials oppose plan to set aside 1,300 sq. miles.
UA Mineral Museum Receives Its Largest Donation Ever
The collection will help create database used for non-destructive sampling technology.
Border National Monument is Center of Conflict
Organ Pipe Cactus Park has sparked issues among Border Patrol, ecologists, visitors.
Yarnell Fire 100% Contained
U.S. Forest Service said the blaze that killed 19 Prescott firefighters ceased late Wednesday night.
Yarnell Residents Expected to Return Home Monday
Nearly 130 homes, structures were destroyed; 19 firefighters died in the deadly fire.
Monsoon Causes Flooding in Flagstaff
Nearly 1 inch of rain falls in 15 minutes; more over 3-hour span, plus big hailstones.
Nearly 130 Homes, Structures Destroyed in Yarnell Fire
Earlier estimates ranged from 50 to 250, officials obtained better number after getting a closer look at the scene.
Deadly Wildfire Continues Out of Control
Blaze that killed 19 firefighters has 'high' potential for growing beyond its 8,400 acres, officials say.
Demographics Changing for Migrant Deaths in the Desert
Report shows more people from Central America crossing into the U.S.
Wildfire on Mount Lemmon Burns 200 Acres
Blaze possibly caused by lightning Sunday evening continues to grow on site of Aspen Fire of decade ago.
