The valley's first public cemetery closed more than half a century ago. It contains the remains of some of Arizona's first pioneers. But as KJZZ's Peter O'Dowd reports, some fear their final resting place will be forgotten forever.
Quartet urges settlement freeze The international Quartet of Mid-East peace mediators urges Israel to freeze settlement activity in occupied territories.
Nigeria recalls Libya ambassador Nigeria recalls its ambassador to Libya after leader Muammar Gaddafi suggested Nigeria be divided into two states.
EU's foreign chief in Gaza visit The EU's foreign policy chief visits the Gaza Strip as militants there fire a rocket into Israel, killing one person.
US sanctions on Hamas bank and TV The US Treasury has said it will freeze any assets owned by a bank and a TV station they find under their jurisdiction.
Rocket fire from Gaza kills man A rocket fired from the Gaza Strip into Israel kills a man, the first fatal rocket attack since Israel's campaign last year.
Dubai jails pair for 'sexy texts' A string of steamy text messages results in a three month jail sentence for an Indian man and an Indian woman in Dubai.
Iraq PM in tight race with rival The latest results from Iraq's election show a tight race emerging between PM Nouri Maliki and his main rival, Iyad Allawi.
Netanyahu in-law makes Obama slur Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu distances himself from his brother-in-law who called Barack Obama anti-Semitic.
Yemen rebels 'release captives' Shia rebels in northern Yemen are reported to have released 178 civilians and government soldiers under a ceasefire deal.
In pictures Jerusalem's African-Palestinian community
Early call Will Iraqi PM Nouri Maliki hold on to an early lead?
Escaping Iran Activist flees to escape 'unjust' sentence
Tinder-box Tensions ignite on the streets of Jerusalem
In pictures Living with Gaza's continual power cuts
Primary colours Israeli designer aims to 'recolour' grey public space
Iran and Pakistan sign gas deal Pakistan and Iran sign a $7.6bn deal to build a long-delayed pipeline to transport Iranian natural gas to Pakistan.
Police hold 50 at Iran festival About 50 young Iranians celebrating the beginning of the Persian new year are arrested in Tehran.
Clinton affirms US Israel support US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton denies US-Israel relations are in crisis amid a row over Jerusalem settlements.
Turkey 'trusts Iran nuclear aims' Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan tells the BBC he believes Iran has no intention of developing nuclear weapons.
Deadly bomb attacks in Iraqi town Eight people have been killed and 11 injured by two bombs in the central Iraqi town of Musayyab, police say.
TV shows Mubarak 'is recovering' Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak is shown in TV pictures sitting up and talking to doctors 10 days after surgery.
Egypt questions Israeli reporter Egyptian authorities are questioning an Israeli journalist who allegedly attempted to illegally cross the border into Israel with an African migrant.
Iran issue 'unites' UK and China The UK foreign secretary says Britain and China have "a shared goal" in solving the issue of Iran's nuclear programme.
Gaddafi says split Nigeria in two Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi says Nigeria should be split into two to avoid further bloodshed between Muslims and Christians.