A 46-year-old employee at the Asarco Mission Mine had his arm severed when it got caught in a cable Monday, a Pima County Sheriff's Department spokeswoman said.
A federal judge in Texas has disappointed hundreds, if not thousands, of workers in Arizona by approving a Mexican conglomerate's plans to take a Tucson-based mining company out of bankruptcy.
Each year, the San Antonio, Texas-based United States Air Force Band of the West tours its native Texas and throughout the states of Louisiana, New Mexico and Arizona.
Courtesy of Procter and Gamble El Charro, Pico de Gallo beckon Travel Channel host Zimmern Opinion by Gerald M. Gay Arizona Daily Star Andrew Zimmern, host of two "Bizarre" shows on the Travel Channel, was in town Thursday to sample some dishes at El Charro Cafe.
The state's top teaching honor was awarded Thursday to a Phoenix teacher. Joy Weiss, an outspoken first-grade teacher for Balsz Elementary School in Phoenix.
The Arizona Educational Foundation has announced that five teachers have been named 2010 Ambassadors for Excellence and that one of those will be named Arizona Teacher of the Year.
Volunteering at a bowling alley does not constitute community service. A Pima County Superior Court judge rejected 19-year-old Collin Keating Primm's choice of working in a bowling alley as a means of making restitution.