Today - A federal agency is now leading the investigation into a deadly Mescal house fire, as an autopsy leaves unanswered questions about exactly how the homeowner died.

Today - A federal agency is now leading the investigation into a deadly Mescal house fire, as an autopsy leaves unanswered questions about exactly how the homeowner died.

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Federal Agency Takes Lead in Deadly Mescal House Fire Investigation

Today - A sexual assault case involving two boys and a religious community south of Tubac has ended abruptly after the alleged victim told the court he no longer wanted to testify.

Today - A sexual assault case involving two boys and a religious community south of Tubac has ended abruptly after the alleged victim told the court he no longer wanted to testify.

Sexual Assault Case Ends After Alleged Victim Declines to Testify

Today - The University of Arizona is offering the Arizona Folklore Preserve five more years in its Ramsey Canyon theater — but keeping the doors open could come with a price the nonprofit isn’t sure it can afford.

Today - The University of Arizona is offering the Arizona Folklore Preserve five more years in its Ramsey Canyon theater &mdash; but keeping the doors open could come with a price the nonprofit isn&rsquo;t sure it can afford.

Arizona Folklore Preserve Faces an Uncertain Future

Today - Could welcoming visitors to working farms help keep agriculture alive in Cochise County? A new grant program is putting money behind that idea, while one St. David pecan farmer is already testing what agritourism could mean for both his business and his neighbors.

Today - Could welcoming visitors to working farms help keep agriculture alive in Cochise County? A new grant program is putting money behind that idea, while one St. David pecan farmer is already testing what agritourism could mean for both his business and his neighbors.

Federal Agency Takes Lead in Deadly Mescal House Fire Investigation

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