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A British-French couple trying one of the world's most difficult hikes - more than 250 miles of Andean glaciers that straddle the border between Chile and Argentina - had to give up after terrifying wind and snow nearly buried them alive.

As Danny Garris bought several bags of dry organic food under a tiny white tent at Watson Lake Park early Saturday afternoon, hundreds of other folks feasted on signature American eats under much larger canopies a few miles away at the Taste of Prescott.

CANELO a ' Welcome to a tiny dot on the map. There is almost nothing here a ' and so much to see.

ARIZONA STATE PARKS: For Immediate Release Managing and conserving Arizonaa s natural, cultural and recreational resources for the benefit of the people, both in our Parks and through our Partners.

A book written by a Tempe resident full of anecdotes about Arizona history is something to be shared and enjoyed by several generations, says state historian Marshall Trimble.

Mike: Hi everybody. I'm here with Kirt Tyson today. How are you doing today, Kirt? Kirt: I'm doing wonderful, and I'm glad to be here.

Southern Arizona, land of ocotillo, ironwood, mesquite, and saguaro cacti, seems like one of the least likely places in the U.S.A., or on earth, to yield quality wines.

Almost 51 years ago, a freak storm engulfed Tucson and the surrounding areas, dropping a record 6.4 inches of snow on the city.

Ramon Quiroga helps his wife, Elena, up the steps into an abandoned building that once served as the one-room Lochiel Schoolhouse.