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Apache Junction’s annual ‘Holiday Program & Light Parade’ is Dec. 4th. You don’t want to miss Santa, the inflatables, food trucks, games, entertainment, ven

A collection of the interesting — and sometimes unusual — events that happened this week in Arizona history.Nov. 28On this date in 1905, floods caused bridges to be washed out and other extensive damage at San Carlos, Florence, Maricopa, Phoenix, Globe and Dudleyville.On this date in 1927, Tucson became the terminal of the first daily air passenger service from Los Angeles to

Sunday, Nov. 28 On this date in 1905, floods caused bridges to be washed out and other extensive damage at San Carlos, Florence, Maricopa, Phoenix, Globe and Dudleyville. On this date in 1927, Tucson became the terminal of the first daily air passenger service from Los Angeles to southern Arizona.

The suspect, 56-year-old Susan Stokes, made threats to shoot the officers and barricaded herself in the building after they attempted to serve a warrant.

The mining industry has spawned both pulsating cities and abandoned towns. Critically examining the urban settlements formed due to the industry.

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Larry Glenn Rugg, 80, formerly of Belmond, and a Mason City native, died Sept. 5, 2021 of natural causes at his home in Apache Junction, AZ.

A Yucca Valley man was arrested Tuesday (April 27) accused of identity theft and being in possession of a stolen vehicle. According to Sheriff’s reports, Deputies executed a search warrant in the 7500 block of Apache Trail in Yucca Valley on Monday, April 19, at 8 a.m. During their search, Deputies

Apache Junction book store giving away FREE books before closing for good Mary Anns Mostly Books in Apache Junction helping community before closing. and last updated 2021-04-14 08:28:34-04 APACHE JUNCTION, AZ — A local bookstore is closing its doors but giving away thousands of books in the process. Mary Ann’s Mostly Books is filled with history - not just within the books but the store itself. "I went around all the garage sales and things like that. When I first started the booksto...

Texarkana police warn residents against street drugs (Source: Pixabay) By Fred Gamble | April 1, 2021 at 3:31 PM CDT - Updated April 1 at 9:23 PM TEXARKANA, Texas (KSLA) - Police are still trying to find out who is selling dangerous drugs on the streets of Texarkana and officials are asking residents to be careful. “Anytime you take drugs, you buy on the street you really don’t know what’s in it, how it’s been made or anything like that. You quite honestly you are putting yoursel...