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Lightning moves faster than most people think, and Arizona sees plenty of it. If you can hear thunder, you're already in the danger zone and need shelter right now.

Camels once marched across Arizona’s frontier, proving their strength while inspiring myths that continue to echo through the desert.

Small Arizona communities prove that sometimes the best names come straight from what founders actually saw or needed to survive state rules.

Solar farms, data centers, dairy operations. Local residents worry the county is betting its water supply on development deals without asking if there's enough to go around.

Cochise County's groundwater is disappearing faster than it can refill, and big farming operations are at the center of the debate.

Finding a rattlesnake in your yard might seem like a problem to solve yourself, but Arizona law says otherwise.

Scattering cremated remains is allowed across most of Arizona, except the Grand Canyon banned it entirely to protect sacred tribal lands.

Most Arizona residents skip the whole frost-scraping thing. Their fall looks nothing like yours.

Flip-flops or cowboy boots at a formal dinner? In Arizona, that's just common-sense meeting practicality.

Flagstaff's utility tunnels had a double life. Built for steam and water lines, they became getaway routes for bootleggers during Prohibition.