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A California condor “missing and feared dead” from near Grand Canyon National Park has been found by 200 miles from home near Cortez, Colo.

The 41-year-old is about to become the oldest U.S. runner ever to compete in the Olympic games.

The Arizona Senate has voted for a law that would ban license plate covers typically used to prevent photo enforcement cameras from capturing an image of the plate.

A pioneering Phoenix heart surgeon has passed away after a long battle with brain cancer.

The Maricopa County elections system is untouched by Russian hackers, according to county officials.

Four people have been taken to a hospital and several businesses have been evacuated following an explosion in west Chandler on Thursday morning.The blast shook businesses and homes near Rural and Ray roads. The explosion took place at Platinum Printing, which is located in a small shopping center. …

After more than a century of dam building and development, the Colorado River ends as a trickle at the Arizona-Mexico border. The river was once the lifeblood of the Cocopah, or River People. The tribe has begun trying to return a sliver of that landscape to what it once was.<br><small><b>→ <a href=“https://kjzz.org/tribal-natural-resources” target=“_blank”>More news from the Tribal Natural Resources Desk</a></b></small>

Long before there were grocery stores and fast-food restaurants, ancient cultures found sustenance in the Southwest through innovative farming techniques. A nonprofit seed bank in southern Arizona is keeping that agricultural past alive, restoring traditional crops and foods that in some cases go back hundreds of years.

The most recent firefighter who died worked for the Timber Mesa Fire District near Show Low. His death was announced on the district’s Facebook page.

Excavators have been loading the steel, brick and concrete remains of Irish, Hayden and Best dormitories for several weeks now onto trucks that are hauling the debris away.