Sen. Mark Kelly told the defense officials during a Senate Armed Services Committee that Fort Huachuca is critical when it comes to testing the weapons used in electronic warfare.
Sen. Kelly told the defense officials during a senate armed services committee that Fort Huachuca is critical when it comes to testing the weapons used in electronic warfare.
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The Arizona Department of Water Resources has taken the first step toward creating a new part of the state in which groundwater is regulated. -
The group’s new artist rendition is of a teen thought to be of Honduran descent known only as Jane Tucson Doe — a girl between 17 and 22 years old who was found dead on Nov. 1, 1979, near I-10, southeast of Tucson. -
The event is called the People’s Deployment, and includes stops at the VA Medical Center in Tucson Saturday, the Veteran’s Memorial Park in Sierra Vista Sunday, and finally, the Arizona State Capitol in Phoenix on Monday morning. -
Arizona’s water agency is taking the first step toward establishing groundwater protections in La Paz County where water levels are dropping rapidly. -
That’s after county officials pushed for moving nearly $400,000 on Tuesday to ensure babies continue to receive food and formula through November as part of the Women, Infants, and Children Program.
