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Willcox Police Department brings a lightness to 'Mayan Apocalypse' alert

Willcox Police Department brings a lightness to 'Mayan Apocalypse' alert

The following was a news release sent by the Willcox Police Department.  **Spoiler** this is a little tongue in cheek, if you will.

The Willcox Police Department is issuing the following

Weinermobile visits three Southern Arizona cities this week

Weinermobile visits three Southern Arizona cities this week

Who knows about the Weinermobile?  Well here is a chance to get an up close and personal view of the iconic 76-year-old vehicle. 

The Oscar Mayer Weinermobile will be at

Get Used to the Idea of Bug Grub

What do you think?  Will you be eating any bugs in the near future?

UA alumnus Patrick Crowley and three of his friends have launched Chapul Bars, a company that grinds crickets, cultivated to feed pets, into a flour that is used to make food for humans. Each 50-gram bar contains 7 grams of protein. The company is developing recipes to make insects palatable... Read More

How to Cook Mexican Rice

This sounds like such a yummy dish!

Mexican Rice, which is ubiquitous throughout Mexico in homes and restaurants, is often called "Spanish Rice" in the USA. But it does not exist as such anywhere in Spain; the only thing it has in common with Spain is the language spoken in both countries. It is generally served as a side dish as part of the main course, and it is not usually spicy.

 

Copper Queen No. 4 on haunted hotels list

Copper Queen No. 4 on haunted hotels list

Bisbee's Copper Queen Hotel made the Top 10 list for spookiest hotels in America.

TripAdvisor.com compiled a list of those locations with the most traveler comments claiming that the place is haunted. More than 800 people responded, and the Copper Queen came in at No. 4.

Suspected drug tunnel found inside Douglas house

Suspected drug tunnel found inside Douglas house

A suspected drug tunnel was found in Douglas Wednesday, ICE spokesman Vincent Picard said.

A citizen reported the tunnel to the Douglas Police Department. Officers arrived at the house as the suspected smugglers were in the process of re-excavating the collapsed tunnel.

Rock throwers break Border agent's window

Two suspects threw large rocks at a Border Patrol agent while he was patrolling the border fence in a vehicle, according to a news release.

As he was patrolling in Douglas, the two suspects were in Agua Prieta, Sonora throwing the rocks and broke the agent's windshield.