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Record-breaking 1,000 lbs. of pot seized in S. Arizona
SONOITA, AZ a ' Border Patrol agents in Sonoita recovered over 1,000 pounds of marijuana from an abandoned vehicle on Tuesday, according to authorities.
November 2009: Amado Territory Ranch
Thinking of interstate frontage road accommodations usually conjures thoughts of hotels with numbers in the title or creatively misspelled marquees promising "Free Y-fi" or "Continual Brkfest!" True, the sprawling acreage of Amado Territory Ranch begins mere yards from Interstate 19, but that only means that travelers are much closer to a Sonoran ...
United Steelworkers Local 937, which represents 250 workers at the Mission and Silverbell copper mines, hopes to represent all workers at the proposed Rosemont Mine if it is approved and built in the Santa Rita Mountains southeast of Tucson.
Age of Chivalry returns to Winkelman Flats; park to transform into medieval battlefield Nov. 12-16
Have you ever wanted to wander back in history? Back to a time where the ladies were gentler and the men nobler? Back to a time where kings fought in wars alongside their knights? Once a year for the past seven years, history has wandered forward in time to the Winkelman Flats.
Former Border Patrol Agent Charged with Taking Bribes
A four-count federal indictment was unsealed today against former U.S. Border Patrol Agent Yamilkar Fierros, of Tucson, for allegedly accepting bribes.
Life stories: Pioneer woman redefined what it meant to be tough
As a young woman, Larcena was kidnapped, stabbed, beaten and left for dead by a band of Apaches.
Ex-Border Patrol agent accused of taking bribes
A former U.S. Border Patrol agent was arrested Friday and charged with accepting bribes from drug traffickers in Southern Arizona.
Click here for a free download of the latest Adobe Flash Player. Posted on October 21, 2009 at 5:18 PM The Arizona Department of Transportation plans to straighten out what's called the "most dangerous curve" for motorcycles in Arizona.
Border Patrol Catches Pot-Laden Horses
Drug smugglers are now using horses to carry loads of marijuana across the border, authorities said.
2,400 pounds of pot found on horses, in truck in S. Arizona
TUCSON, AZ a ' U.S. Border Patrol Agents in southern Arizona seized more than 2,400 pounds of marijuana, valued around $2 million, during two separate incidents on Sunday and Monday.
Border Patrol Seizes 971 Pounds of Marijuana Being Carried on Horseback
One of several horses border agents say were used to bring more than 900 pounds of pot over the border a U.S. Border Patrol Agents made two substantial drug busts this week resulting in the seizure of about 2,400 pounds of weed, 971 of which were being moved on horseback.
Arizona wineries rise above desert climate
Lisa Callaghan applies labels to bottles at her family's winery in Elgin, Ariz. Every bottle of wine is hand labeled.
October 2009: Kentucky Camp Mining Disaster
The other is not. Located 7 miles northwest of Sonoita in the Nogales Ranger District of the Coronado National Forest, Kentucky Camp offers an interesting glimpse at history and serves as a great base for exploring area ghost towns, bird-watching or hiking among the cool, rolling grasslands surrounding the Santa Rita Mountains.
Arizona wineries rise above desert climate
But here in this southern Arizona town, surrounded by endless, rolling green and amber hills, the Callaghan family is de-stemming gigantic bins of grapes that will eventually produce a nice Petit Verdot .
Planned mine eyes ways to dig, rehab area at same time
The Tetra Tech design firm will turn over its computerized 3-D images of the Rosemont Mine site to Rosemont Copper Co.'s landscape contractor a ' Sage Landscape of Tucson a ' in the next few days.
Patagonia Fall Festival starts Friday
The Patagonia Fall Fest is a richness of food, crafts and lots and lots of music.
CANELO a ' Welcome to a tiny dot on the map. There is almost nothing here a ' and so much to see.
Most dairy products are tricky to freeze
Q. Can dairy products be frozen for future use? A. Dairy products are best consumed fresh and, for the most part, do not take well to freezing.
The BOT Interview: Charles Bowden
Charles Bowden moved to Tucson in August 1957 and attended Mansfield Middle School and Tucson High School; he later took a job at the Tucson Citizen .