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In The Show's newest installment of Saguaro Land, we learned about using the desert to make music from Kyle Bert, who has been turning agave stalk into didgeridoos for 25 years.

University of Arizona has agreed to a five-year contract with San Jose State’s Brent Brennan to be the Wildcats' next coach, a person with direct knowledge of the deal told The Associated Press on Tuesday.

Phoenix Public Library will host its second annual scholarship expo for high school seniors on Feb. 1.

Scientists can now extract genetic information about bobcats from their paw prints. The DNA can offer clues about the animals’ ancestry and even their microbes – vital information for monitoring one of Arizona’s most common predators.

The Forest Service is hosting a pair of community meetings in Camp Verde and Prescott this week to discuss a proposed exchange of federal land for land owned by the Yavapai-Apache Nation.

With a presidential election on the horizon and artificial intelligence filtering into new areas of everyday life, the question becomes: How could AI content affect election integrity? One Arizona lawmaker says political candidates need a way to fight often-convincing misinformation made with the help of artificial intelligence.

Researchers with the Center for Inclusion and Belonging have developed a tool called the Belonging Barometer, a set of 10 questions designed to measure a person’s sense of belonging in different settings.

Tonto National Forest officials are planning a new project to lower the risk of wildfires and improve forest health.