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Jan 3, 2006

Influenza activity in Arizona rose to the highest classification of "widespread" last week for the first time this flu season, the Arizona Department of Health Services reported. Department of Health Services Director Susan Gerard is again reminding Arizonans to get…

Dec 20, 2005

TUCSON, Ariz. - Rodney A. Coronado, 39, of Tucson, Ariz. and Matthew A. Crozier, 33, of Prescott, Ariz. were found guilty on December 13, 2005 of Conspiracy to Impede or Injure an Officer of the United States, Interfering with a…

Dec 20, 2005

PHOENIX A recent wildfire on the Tonto National Forests Mesa Ranger District has forest officials concerned about firearms use on public lands. The 35-acre Diamond Fire was sparked Sunday, December 4 by bullet ricochets from a large caliber rifle. When…

Dec 6, 2005

E-mails purporting to come from FBI are phony Washington, D.C. - The FBI is warning the public to avoid falling victim to an on-going mass e-mail scheme wherein computer users received unsolicited e-mails purportedly sent by the FBI. These scam…

Dec 6, 2005

Phoenix, Arizona Applications for rafting permits for the Upper Salt River Canyon Wilderness are now available from the Tonto National Forest. They can be obtained by calling the Globe Ranger District at (928) 402-6200 or by visiting the Tontos website,…

Nov 28, 2005

(Phoenix, Ariz.) The Arizona State Grand Jury has indicted Robert Canchola, Santa Cruz County School Superintendent, on 40 felony counts. They include 16 counts of theft, three counts of misuse of public monies, one count of fraud and 20 counts…

Nov 27, 2005

Today's Presidential Action: Today, President Bush Outlined The Strategy To Enhance America's Homeland Security Through Comprehensive Immigration Reform. Addressing the Customs and Border Protection agents stationed in southern Arizona, the President discussed the strategy to secure the border, prevent illegal…