Ever been scolded by a squirrel? Dr. John Koprowski, of the University of Arizona’s School of Natural Resources and the Environment, has. Since he was a young boy, Koprowski has been researching and studying animal behavior and conservation. But during his time at UA, his emphasis has been based on squirrels from around the world….
Bill Souza is a recovering alcoholic, who until going through the Gospel Rescue Mission long term addiction recovery program, wasn’t very religious. The Tucson Gospel Rescue Mission and other drug and rehabilitation centers in Southern Arizona, have a stigma that comes with being a Christ-centered service and how they are solely a tool for conversion,…
“Today we march for our lives, because your right to own a gun is not more important than my right to live!” House Representative Daniel Hernandez said. Hernandez was one of many who spoke out at the March for Our Lives Tucson event Saturday March 24. Mayor Jonathan Rothschild, Rep. Pamela Powers Hannley, and Rep. Kirsten…
PHOENIX — The Sonorasaurus cleared the last legislative hurdle on Tuesday, sending the dino is on its way to becoming Arizona’s official state dinosaur. The House of Representatives voted 55-2 in favor of SB 1517, originally introduced to the House Senate by Sen. Kate Brophy McGee (R-Phoenix). The bill would add the Sonorasaurus to the…
It’s easy for pet owners to go online and buy a service dog vest and ID for about $20, so they can take their dogs into stores as “emotional support animals.” But what these owners don’t know is that their emotional support dogs are not considered service animals under Title II and Title III…
