Tree-ring data reveals that North American forests historically burned more frequently, stabilizing ecosystems, but fire suppression has led to denser, riskier forests.
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Celebrate Lake Havasu State Park's 60th anniversary on February 23, 2025, with free music, hikes, and tours, highlighting decades of community engagement.
A study reveals humans and dogs formed relationships 12,000 years ago in the Americas, as ancient canine bones show evidence of salmon-fed diets by humans.
The AZ Dept. of Health urges Arizonans to prioritize sexual health this Valentine’s Day through testing, protection, and open communication with partners.
NAU's Mark Salvatore and Alicia Rutledge offer a course at Meteor Crater, giving students hands-on experience studying planetary impacts on Earth.[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZR748MXpMQ[/embed]
Officer Bonanno's quick actions at Legacy Charter School thwarted a potential tragedy, highlighting the importance of school safety funding and police presence.
Starting February 25, 2025, Arizona State Parks will raise fees to fund improvements, staffing, and amenities due to increased visitation and inflation.
Researchers explore how non-native English speakers interpret reduced speech, revealing context and linguistic cues play crucial roles in understanding.
Chad Berman, University of Arizona's hockey coach, joins Team USA as assistant coach for the World University Games in Italy, marking a first for Arizona Hockey.
Parrot fever, a zoonotic infection, poses risks to Arizona bird owners. Preventative measures are vital to avoid severe illnesses like pneumonia.





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