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Pima County Library Recommends 4 Books

Staff picks for new and notable reads this week

Phoenix Man Charged for Repeat Waymo Vandalism

Authorities changed Walker Reed Quinn with several incidents since July.

Phoenix-area Freeway Closures, New ICE Facility Planned in Marana

Also: Coolidge High basketball team allowed to play in 3A playoff game after restraining order

Driverless semi-trucks begin 1,000-mile runs between Phoenix and Texas

Aurora says nonstop autonomous driving could nearly halve transit times, while some local long-haul drivers worry about job losses and safety

Lynda Jo Hyce, Longtime Environmentalist and World Traveler, Dies at 82

Hyce, who had a passion for fulfilling work and travel, passed away peacefully in Sacramento near her daughter's home.

15 of the Dumbest Ways People Have Tragically Passed

From planking mishaps to unsafe experiments, these bizarre deaths highlight the fragility of life.

Reddit Roasts Scottsdale Resident's Cringeworthy 'Terrorism' Typo

A simple request for 'tourism' spots turned into an unintentional social media frenzy.

Sean Paul Whitcomb, 51, Passes Away After Cancer Battle

Celebration of Life planned for February 28th in Pennville

UAGC Hosts 2026 Culture of Care Summit on Transformative Power of Care

Free three-day virtual event explores care at individual, organizational, and community levels

Family Gathers in Sedona Weeks After 9/11 Attacks

Siblings Day trip took a serious turn when brother-in-law's diabetes test revealed concerning results.

San Francisco man charged for repeat Waymo vandalism

Authorities changed Walker Reed Quinn with several incidents since July.

Viral 1-Star Tamale Review Revealed as Fictional

The Tamale Store in Phoenix created a humorous 'Rebecca O' review to reflect real experiences with first-time tamale customers.

Tucson Struggles with Road Woes Tied to Hollowed-Out City Center

Opinion piece argues Tucson's pothole problem is symptom of larger issues around urban sprawl and lack of investment in city core.

Amphi Women and Girls Union organizes community-led hike and activities

The neighborhood group focuses on building safety, leadership, and community connections in Tucson's Amphi neighborhood.