A 7.6 magnitude earthquake hit southern Arizona and northern Mexico in 1887, and the man sent to investigate had no proper instruments and made do with what he had.
Arizona sits in the 90s and 100s for months, but there's a reason locals will tell you a dry 100-degree day can actually feel more manageable than a muggy 90-degree one.
Getting pulled over is stressful enough. Knowing what you're actually required to say — and what you're not — could matter more than most people think.
Motorcycles make up a small slice of traffic out there, but they account for a disproportionately high share of fatal crashes in Arizona — and the reasons why might surprise you.
Three hundred soldiers, a thousand allies, and a rumor about cities paved in gold — that's what sent one Spanish nobleman marching straight into the American Southwest.