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No one denies it: Over-consumption of water and extreme drought caused by climate change are realities driving the Colorado River into crisis. But some solutions are better than others.

So many of us are parked in front of our television sets these days, more out of necessity than desire.

If you have Medicare and want to be tested for COVID-19, good news.

Nick Culver worked for years to get to this point, endlessly practicing his French horn, performing, and studying theory, all to graduate this month with a music degree from Michigan State University.

There are two factors in achieving and maintaining good health and a good healthy weight. Just remember five and seven.

The policies adopted by Gov. Doug Ducey and his administration during the outbreak of COVID-19 have prevented Arizona’s health care system from being overwhelmed and have kept most of the state’s economy open.

On behalf of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, I’d like to thank all those who work in nursing facilities – doctors, nurses, food preparers, housekeepers, and others – for their unwavering dedication to compassionately caring for the vulnerable residents who are relying on them during the COVID-19 pandemic.

My mother texted me a photograph on Sunday. That doesn’t sound like a newsworthy occasion, but mom had never texted anything to me or anyone else, ever.

One of my biggest pet peeves: people who can’t hold up their end of a conversation.

The murder hornets don’t stand a chance.

A month ago I said it will be the public that makes the decision to reopen America, not the government.

It is no exaggeration to say that a mega-drought not seen in 500 years has descended on the seven Colorado River Basin states: Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, Nevada, Arizona and California.

Recent weeks have seen a lot of changes for the Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division. The biggest change was a welcome upgrade of the computer operating system.

In a time of great global uncertainty, it is imperative that we take control of our national security by ensuring the domestic production of our key resources.

If COVID-19 canceled your travel plans, you are likely disappointed and wondering about refunds, credits or vouchers for plane tickets, cruise bookings, tours and more.

Ever since our local mayor issued a COVID-19 shelter-in-place-and-go-completely-cocoa bananas order, my family and I have found ourselves cooking more than we have for our entire lives.

This letter is in response to the Community Viewpoint submitted by J’aime Morgaine and published in the Miner on Sunday, May 3.

I am happy to report that we conducted a very successful Presidential Primary Election in March with our new statewide voter registration system.

When Mary McCord Robinson and I were state legislative candidates, we learned quickly to identify and avoid the “campaign sharks,” those candidates with a pathological need to win no matter what the cost, or how dirty they needed to play. They are the “me first” people, motivated by self-interest and photo-ops. And they are everything that’s wrong with politics and government today.

On Thursday, April 30 I made a statement to the Mohave County Board of Supervisors in reference to my position as Sheriff of Mohave County in response to the governor’s direction for the state as announced via press conference on April 29.

There are exceptions to every rule, but in general, decade by decade, people grow more mature, stable and mellow as they age.

It’s important to remember that scammers will go to any length to make their message seem real.

Our public lands, those lands that every American citizen owns, are uniquely part of our national identity.

Together we can get through this – divided, we shall see devastation as we have never seen in this lifetime.

The progressives insist that purity of ideology and action is the sole path to constructing a government suitable to today’s needs.