Wild at Heart partners with private and government landowners to re-locate the owls to new habitats around Arizona.

Tucson Bird Alliance and volunteers have counted the stunning birds each spring in their only U.S. breeding stronghold.

Bees, bats and hummingbirds are doing more than buzzing around — they’re keeping Arizona’s ecosystems and food supply alive.

Will the deaths of chickens to avian flu affect the availability of eggs and raise prices? Glenn Hickman said he doesn't ...

The Arizona company will not be able to meet 100% of customer demand and expects to cut hundreds of jobs, company leader Glenn Hickman said.

The University of Arizona Cooperative Extension announced Tuesday that another poultry facility in Arizona has tested ...

They are not wild birds,” Brown said. “These are birds that have almost all been bred in captivity.” According to an Arizona Republic article, former owner Linda Speckels and her deceased ...

We're on day 80 in our countdown, which means No. 80's signature moment is the Saints Play of the Day. Jimmy Graham is taking ...

Homes in Tonopah sit as close as a quarter mile away, and an RV resort is about three-quarters of a mile away. Residents rely ...