SIERRA VISTA — On Friday, the Cochise County School Superintendent’s Office hosted the 9th annual Innovations in Education Conference. The annual event, held this year at the Cochise College Sierra ...

WILLCOX — The regular meeting of the mayor and city council at city council chambers for January 16, had two major items to decide, a proposal to sell the city’s natural gas utility, and approving a ...

LONDON — At the end of a war in the Gaza Strip in 2021, Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas, was photographed sitting in an armchair in his ruined home, a symbol of continuing resistance to Israel.

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MEXICO CITY — For the second time in less than a decade, Mexico is preparing to negotiate with President-elect Donald Trump, who is threatening the neighboring country with sky-high tariffs, mass ...

In 2024, Donald Trump won the popular vote by 1.5 points. Trump and Democrats alike treated this result as an overwhelming repudiation of the left and a broad mandate for the MAGA movement. But by any ...

BISBEE — There’s a new eatery in town where the owners want you to bring your appetite and your attitude. Sure, Kevin and Jana Hill hope you like the fare at their recently-opened cafe on Tombstone ...

The high-level public sparring over America’s future has, for months on end, been impossible to miss. And yet, as Inauguration Day drew near, a more private, inward experience was happening too.

BISBEE — A housing shortage sparked by too many short-term rentals in Bisbee could prompt the City Council to declare a housing emergency. At a work session Tuesday evening, the panel will discuss the ...

Two sheets of yellowed stationery are crumpled but intact, with typewritten lyrics and scribbled changes that offer a rare glimpse into the creative process of their famed author as he penned one of ...

PHOENIX -- Arizona returned its official U.S. flags at their full height for half of the day Monday. But they're going back to half-staff on Tuesday.

American shoppers surprised analysts, economists and even retail executives by spending more than expected in November and December. But a closer read shows that not all retailers are benefiting.