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The Paducah Show me Reptile & Exotic Pet show returns to Paducah for what organizers said could be potentially its last year in the city.
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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy points blame toward contractor in explaining Friday's nation-wide aviation ground stop.
Cunningham Children’s Home says every child in its care should get to open presents on Christmas Day.
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PIMA COUNTY, Ariz. -- A rare and concerning parasite has been detected in a Pima County animal, prompting local health and animal welfare officials to issue warnings and take immediate
Dashcam video of a Tucson group bike ride is raising questions about the safety of the Tuesday night rides, which have been going on for 20 years.
The owner of Saffron Indian Bistro on Oracle is speaking out after his business was broken into and vandalized twice in 5 days.
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The SS United States is headed for a new chapter beneath the waves, and the people who know the historic ocean liner best say its story is far from over.
Crews finished the new I-10 bridges over the Gila River near Casa Grande, the first of four segments widening the freeway to three lanes between Phoenix and Tucson.
The Hondo Rodeo Fest wants to “just see you smile” after fans weren’t able to see Tim McGraw perform Friday evening.
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AUTHOR’S NOTE: A few times each year, someone who knows of my enjoyment of historical research contacts me to see whether I can solve a mystery. Whatever happened to so-and-so? Does such-and-such a business still exist? Who named that lake or that creek? Who was the first to do this or that? And on and on. Sometimes the answers to such questions are relatively easy to find; other times I can find nothing at all.
It was called a “midlife crisis,” by my family, but I prefer to call it aggressive forward planning. When people hit this milestone, they usually pivot toward the classic clichés: a flashy sports car, a reckless hobby, or a sudden change in scenery. I went a different route. My “midlife crisis” was something I dreamed about as a kid, but thankfully, it is far less hazardous to my soul than the usual temptations.