Foraging bears in Sierra Vista prompt hunt

Bears lost so much vital habitat to forest fires in the Huachuca Mountains that some of them now forage for food in nearby Sierra Vista — prompting a hunt to thin their numbers and protect people.

Ft. Huachuca delays detonation of live round

Detontation of a live artillery round that was found in a remote area of Fort Huachuca’s east range will be delayed until Wednesday, the post said.

Fort Huachuca to detonate live round Tuesday

Fort Huachuca will detonate a live round that was found in a remote area of the fort’s eastern range.

Battle at Miracle Valley

Fort Huachuca drill could cause delays

Southern Arizona's largest military installation is to test its anti-terrorism measures Wednesday, and the drill could make travel there more time-consuming.

Use patterns cited for Coronado closures

Officials plan to shut down underused and aging facilities in the Coronado National Forest to save on upkeep costs.

Use patterns cited for Coronado closures

4 small fires are started by lightning

Lightning strikes have caused four small fires since Thursday in isolated parts of the Coronado National Forest, a fire official said.

So far, stimulus has helped add, save 650+ jobs in Arizona

The Tucson-area Pascua Yaqui Tribe reported creating or saving 116 jobs with federal stimulus money in the early months of President Obama's recovery program.

Bonnie Henry : Big Brothers Big Sisters to salute co-founder

It was always about the kids. In 1963, a Tucson pediatrician, Dr. Hugh C. Thompson Jr., along with his pastor, the Rev. David Sholin, started up Tucson's Big Brothers organization.

Bonnie Henry : Big Brothers Big Sisters to salute co-founder

Summer math-science effort pairs instructors, businesses

As a missile she helped build ascended into the desert sky above White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico, Jennie Elrod could sense the tension in the air. She knew that one miscalculation could mean disaster for her and her team.