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Rare Ocelot Caught on Camera in Arizona, the First Sighting in the Area for 50 Years
From Arizona comes the story of a remarkable animal sighting: an ocelot, one of the world's most well-known small wildcat species.
Mostly native to South...
New AI Task Force Led By Michigan and Arizona Combats Deep Fakes and Election Misinformation in US
In January, during a Democratic primary, thousands of voters received a robocall that used artificial intelligence to impersonate President Biden discouraging them from voting.
The...
Japan Earthquake ‘Miracle’ Reunites Arizona School Teacher With Her Japanese Host Family After 22 Years
After Japan’s 7.6 earthquake on January 1st, veteran educator Anne Hanson urgently sought to learn the fate of her former host family who live...
Watch Arizona Firefighters Rescue Entangled Hawk: ‘Humans, Pets, Animals–We Take Care of Them All’
In Tuscon Arizona, fire and rescue were out proving that for them, saving someone's hide is all the same whether it's covered in clothes...
Watch Arizona Woman Frantically Pounding on Door to Save Family From Fire Just Before Roof Collapses
An Arizona woman was determined to save her neighbors from a house fire—and the rescue was caught on the family’s doorbell camera.
When Carolyn Palisch...
Arizona Senator Defends His Muslim Opponent From Online Attacks
In a show of diplomatic cordiality and kindness, this U.S. senator has spoken out against the discrimination lauded on the very woman trying to...
Arizona Puts The Muzzle on Live Dog Racing
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed legislation Friday ending greyhound and any other kind of dog racing in the state.
"Greyhound racing has run its course...
Arizona University Gives Free Tuition to MBA Students in 2016
Arizona State University is just giving away MBA degrees.
OK, students still have to study and complete the program — but it won’t cost incoming...
Arizona City Mandates All Dogs Sold in Pet Stores Will Come From Shelters
For the longest time, rescue groups, shelter volunteers, and animal lovers everywhere have hoped the day would come when pet stores would sell shelter...
NFL’s First Female Coach Hired by Arizona Cardinals
Arizona Cardinals fans are singing the praises of Jennifer Welter, who just became the first woman hired as a coach at any level of...
Arizona Man Drives an Hour to Save Injured Bear
"An injured bear cub is recovering in Arizona after a man who initially thought it was a dead dog along the side of the...
Arizona Parks Program Helps Homeless Veterans Become Rangers
Working as an Arizona State Park Ranger isn't just a job for Army veteran Carlos Garcia, it's a second chance. Under a program the...
Moving Tribute for Fallen Firefighter’s Widow Returning Home From Arizona
Atop every overpass for 500 miles Sean Misner, one of the 19 firefighters killed in Arizona, was paid a moving tribute as his wife...
Horses Abused and Abandoned by Drug Traders Rescued Year Round by Arizona Ranch
When horses are brought to Karen Pomroy's ranch in the Arizona desert they are starving, scared, and unwanted. But, at Jumpin' Jack ranch, the...
Arizona QuarterBack Pays Dining Bill for 20 Steelers Fans
Two nights before the Super Bowl, while at a Tampa restaurant with his family, Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner selected a group of 20...
Good News in History, November 11
203 years ago today, Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky was born in Moscow. Numerous literary critics consider him the greatest novelist in all world history. Most...
4-Year-old Girl Told She’d ‘Never Walk’ takes Her First Steps–With Sisters Screaming as They Shoot Video
A four-year-old girl, who doctors said would never walk, has defied expectations to take her first steps.
When she was a baby, Scottie Mae Blair...
Good News in History, November 6
807 years ago today, the Charter of the Forest was signed in England by King Henry III. This law document is sometimes described as...
Vet the Vote Recruits Over 163,000 Poll Workers for US Elections Dedicated to Rules and Fair Play
Every election year America needs around one million volunteers to work at polls across 50 states and territories to arrive before dawn, gather in...
Good News in History, November 3
119 years ago today, the prolific African-American painter Lois Mailou Jones was born. With her best works exhibited in a half-dozen fine arts museums...