Arizona woman dubbed ‘Based Grandma’ corners an alleged shoplifter in a parking lot, then pulls a gun and nobody moves Real life doesn't always follow the script. We Got This Covered · Aug 16
In 1898, 17 years after surviving the O.K. Corral gunfight, Virgil Earp claimed 160 acres in Arizona; two years later, he earned title to the land Virgil Earp, known for surviving the infamous O.K. Corral gunfight, embraced a new beginning as a homesteader in Arizona. Claiming 160 acres near Prescott through the federal homesteading process, his prior service in the Civil War lessened his residency obligation to just two years. By 1900, he secured his property… The Times of India · Aug 16
Julia Roberts just revived this forgotten Birkenstock style – we'd pick it over Arizona sandals and Boston clogs every time She wore Birkenstock's elevated take on flip-flops Woman & Home · Aug 15
Valley Fever Was the Most Common Pneumonia Cause Found in Arizona Hospital Patients Who Got Tested In an Arizona hospital study, 10 percent of pneumonia patients tested for Valley fever were infected, and a quarter were never tested. Medical Daily · Aug 15
Universities are offering ‘influencer’ degrees through journalism schools. Reactions have been mixed Universities, eager to remain competitive in the face of a shrinking student population, are rolling out new majors intended to prepare students for today’s careers The Independent UK · Aug 14
Nearly a Quarter of Arizona Pneumonia Patients Were Never Tested for Valley Fever, and 10% of Those Tested Had It A Mayo Clinic Phoenix review found 10% of tested pneumonia patients had Valley fever, while about a quarter were never tested at all. Medical Daily · Aug 14
Sofía Castro Flips the Telenovela Script in Tierra de Amor y Coraje: Three Brothers Fight for Her Heart - INTERVIEW For decades, telenovelas have relied on a dependable romantic formula: two women competing for the love of one man. Tierra de Amor y Coraje changes the equation. In the new TelevisaUnivision production, three brothers fall for Clara Barrios, the determined ranching heiress played by Sofía Castro. The Mexican actress explains… Latin Times · Aug 13
Two Cases Were Enough for South Carolina to Declare a West Nile Outbreak While Arizona Reports 73 This Year South Carolina declared a West Nile virus outbreak in its Pee Dee region after two cases were reported, as national totals for the year reached 181. Medical Daily · Aug 13
Who Is Keondre Simmons? Shake Shack Employee Robs Store for $2,800 at Gunpoint Then Returns for His Next Shift A Shake Shack employee in Arizona was arrested for robbing his workplace at gunpoint, only to return for his next shift two days later, leading to his arrest. International Business Times UK · Aug 13
Arizona parents allegedly walked two kids for 3 hours in 108-degree heat. Then a stranger tried to help — and things turned violent He refused to let go of his son when getting arrested. We Got This Covered · Aug 12
In Arizona, the Thermostat Is Driving Voters to the Polls Record heat, two rate hikes and a data center boom have turned utility bills — not climate — into the state’s most volatile issue. Capital & Main · Aug 12
Tennessee set to execute man despite botched attempt on another prisoner Darrell Hines’s lawyers ask supreme court to intervene, arguing he could face fate similar to failed execution in May The Guardian - US · Aug 12
Parents accused of getting drunk and forcing toddlers to walk in 108-degree heat after watching NFL practice Ryan and May Mullin are facing a child abuse charge after they were found seemingly drunk during a family outing in Glendale, Arizona The Independent UK · Aug 11
Arizona’s Democrat governor picks former Republican as running mate Democratic Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs has picked a Republican-turned-independent to be her running mate in a tough reelection campaign The Independent UK · Aug 11
The Guardian - US · Aug 11 The US tried to stop cartel money-laundering. It devastated mom-and-pop businesses instead Small businesses pay hidden toll after money-transfer rule change to curb illicit activities near the US-Mexico border
Ballotpedia · Aug 11 State lawmakers enacted 37 bills on ballot measures and direct democracy through mid-2026 Welcome to the Tuesday, Aug. 11, 2026, Brew.
The Times of India · Aug 10 Lake Mead fell to 1,040.4 feet as the Colorado River crisis deepened; Lake Powell is also under pressure, raising questions over water and hydropower Lake Mead, the largest reservoir in the United States, has reached its lowest recorded level since it was created nearly 90 years ago, according to AP News. The reservoir fell to 1,040.4 feet above sea level, just below its previous record low from July 2022. At the same time, Lake…
The Economic Times · Aug 10 Indian student arrested in Germany over Arizona girlfriend’s murder An Indian student was arrested in Germany for allegedly murdering his girlfriend in Arizona. Varun Batchigari, a University of Arizona student, was apprehended before boarding a flight to India. Investigators allege he stole the victim's phone and cards after the killing. He is accused of sending deceptive texts to the…
The Times of India · Aug 9 Indian man accused of strangling US girlfriend after she planned to end relationship; arrested in Germany An Indian man accused of killing his 19-year-old girlfriend in Tucson, Arizona, was arrested in Germany after allegedly fleeing the US.
We Got This Covered · Aug 8 Arizona mom says she went to pick up her daughter after her first day at school. There, one of her biggest fears came to life She says she crashed out on everyone.
The Times of India · Aug 8 In 1982, an Arizona couple began building what became about 20,000 small rock dams across their desert ranch; one study found stream water increased 28% and flowed four weeks longer A rancher's simple fix of placing rocks in a wash initiated a significant land restoration process. Thousands of small rock dams, known as trincheras, were built over a decade on El Coronado Ranch. These structures slowed monsoon water, allowing it to seep into the soil and promote plant growth. Scientific…
International Business Times UK · Aug 8 Nancy Guthrie Abduction: FBI Searches Neighbourhood as Sleuth Asks Why Tommaso Cioni Was Behind Casita The FBI has resumed its search for 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie in Arizona, amid online speculation about her son-in-law's involvement, despite no official suspects being named in the case.
Ballotpedia · Aug 7 Weekly Brew: August 7, 2026 Each week, The Weekly Brew brings you a collection of the most viewed stories from The Daily Brew, condensed. Here are the top stories from the week of August 3 - August 7.
The Independent UK · Aug 7 Police find two bodies buried in backyard after relatives request wellness check Police have launched an international manhunt for Matthew Flores, 27, after two bodies were discovered buried in the backyard of a home in Lichfield Park, Arizona.
The Independent UK · Aug 7 Nut butter distributed to Walmart recalled over potential salmonella contamination A nut butter distributed to Walmart stores across 19 states is being recalled due to potential salmonella contamination, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has said. Boticelli Foods is recalling a lot of bettergoods Pistachio Nut Butter 6.7oz. The product details are as follows: UPC 194346207961, Lot LB028ACP04, expiration…