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"Disturbing the Bones" is a collaboration between Jeff Biggers and Andrew Davis. It follows a Chicago detective, an archaeologist working in the Illinois town of Cairo and a retired military general.
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More than a century ago, the Gila River was lush and full of life. And the people who farmed around it, the Akimel O’odham people, were thriving. But settlers moved in, laws changed and they lost the water on the river — and their livelihoods with it.
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When you think of national parks in Arizona, a certain, rather grand canyon may come to mind. But, there’s a whole lot more out there when it comes to national parks and monuments.
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Democrats had banked on abortion rights to be a winning issue for them this election. But, did having abortion on the ballot backfire on Arizona Democrats?
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Sheriffs have been involved in deportation efforts since the 1990s. What will their role look like in President-elect Donald Trump’s promised mass deportations?
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From Uber to DoorDash to TaskRabbit and all other kinds of jobs, app-based work has taken off over the past several years, and has brought both opportunities and concerns.
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Lydia Paar has worked just about every job you can think of in her not-that-long career, starting at age 14. Starting as a Sandwich Artist at Subway, it was on from there.
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Back in October, Arizona may have had the first train robbery in over 100 years. In the 20th century, Cochise County was home to notorious railroad thieves.
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Books like "Handmaid’s Tale" and "On Tyranny" have climbed national bestseller charts by hundreds of places since Election Day. But the numbers don’t always reflect what readers are picking up in different areas.
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Simone Stolzoff, author of "The Good Enough Job," joined The Show to talk bout why he takes his pickup basketball games just as seriously as he takes his writing.