Cochise County's Deadliest Weather Risks Aren't Tornadoes
Tornadoes grab all the attention, but in Southern Arizona, the real killers are the ones people tend to brush off, heat and floodwater.
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July 2026 Was The Hottest Month Ever Recorded In The U.S. and Arizona
July 2026 just became the hottest month on record in the U.S. since 1895, and every single one of the 48 contiguous states felt it.
How To Volunteer At Sierra Vista Community Theater
Sierra Vista Community Theater is a nonprofit tucked inside the mall, and it's doing a lot more for this community than most people realize.
The WPBL Launched 72 Years After Women's Pro Baseball Ended
Women's professional baseball is back. The WPBL threw its first pitch 72 years after the original league ended, and the game looks different this time around.
Arizona's Fall Colors Arrive Later And Last Longer Than Most States
Arizona's fall color season runs longer than most states, and you don't have to travel far to catch it at its best.
Sierra Vista's Spirit Halloween Store is in Old Big Lots
The hunt for Spirit Halloween in Sierra Vista is over! Here's where you'll find this year's seasonal store.
What The Difference Between A Tornado Watch And Warning Is
Most Arizonans have never had to think much about tornadoes, but that changed fast for folks in Sierra Vista.
Why Arizona's Soil Makes Underground Construction So Costly
Cities like Toronto and Houston figured out how to take daily life underground. Arizona has the climate reasons to do the same, but the soil has other ideas.
Seven Hangings At Tombstone Courthouse Tied To Just Two Cases
Seven hangings, two cases, fifty years of history — the Tombstone Courthouse holds stories that most people walk right past without knowing.
What the Sovereign Navajo Nation Means in Arizona
The Navajo Nation is its own sovereign government. Does the Navajo Nation have to adhere to United States and Arizona laws? This is the explanation of how it works.