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July 6, 2021 Recovery on Mount Lemmon depends on this summer’s monsoon, says Mark Hart, a spokesperson for the Arizona Game & Fish Department in Tucson. “We did have snow and rain events in February and March here, but not enough.” (Photo by Rachel Johnson/Cronkite News) The Mount Lemmon Fire Station is close to where the Bighorn Fire exploded last summer, says Mark Hart of Arizona Game & Fish. (Photo by Rachel Johnson/Cronkite News) In 2013, more than 30 desert bighorn sheep were reintroduced to the Santa Catalina Mountains. Since the Bighorn Fire, the sheep have moved back and are thr...

Health, fire and wildlife officials ask people to be safe over holiday weekend Megan McNeil © Provided by Tucson (Sierra Vista) KOLD Keep at least 10 feet distance from a lit firework, do not try to relight a firework that is not lighting, have a bucket of water or fire extinguisher nearby and to keep pets and children away. TUCSON, Ariz. (KOLD News 13) - After many holidays were canceled over the last year, Fourth of July weekend many are ready to celebrate. However, health, wildlife and fire officials are asking people to stay safe this weekend. Andrea Herbert, Emergency ...

Arizona Game and Fishing hauling record amounts of water to drought-stricken wildlife Megan McNeil © Provided by Tucson (Sierra Vista) KOLD Normally, the program would take a break, but last year and this year, they have had to haul water year-round. TUCSON, Ariz. (KOLD News 13) - During droughts, like the one the West has been in for years, it can be hard for animals to quench their thirst. Arizona Game and Fish, along with other partners, is bringing more water to wildlife than ever before. While some showers fell on Madera Canyon Thursday, but wildlife in the area rely o...

Neil Finn on touring with Crowded House, playing with Fleetwood Mac and ruining hotel rooms.

Jean Hanff Korelitz Most scholars accept there are only seven "plots" from which novelists draw. I guess one of them is: frustrated author somehow becomes privy to a great plot and has reason to believe he or she can steal it without getting caught because it's an occasionally recurring motif in suspense fiction. Jake is a former literary-underkind-turned-mediocre-professor. An annoying student shares a sure-thing idea with Jake, then ends up dead a few years later. Jake sniffs around, realizes the pupil never did anything with his concept, and helps himself to the idea. As written by Jak...