The Pima County Sheriff’s Department on Friday released copies of two ransom notes in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance case.
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- Pima County Sheriff's Department
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The Pima County Sheriff’s Department says this ransom note was received Feb. 2 by Tucson’s KOLD-TV and other outlets on Feb. 2.
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Savannah Guthrie shared a new video on Instagram on Monday with a direct plea to the person or people responsible for her mother Nancy Guthrie…
- Henry Brean Arizona Daily Star
As border wall construction accelerates, ecologists are cataloging wildlife on both sides of the international boundary and tracking the movements of rare species like jaguar and ocelot in Southern Arizona.
- Borderlands Restoration Network
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A Border BioBlitz participant scans the landscape near Patagonia on April 4.
- Ivanna Tautimez
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Border BioBlitz participants watch a herd of bison at the Cuenca Los Ojos preserve in northern Sonora on April 24.
- Ivanna Tautimez
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A gopher snake slithers through the brush — and gets counted as part of this year's Border BioBlitz — in northern Sonora on April 25.
- University of Arizona Wild Cat Research and Conservation Center
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In a remote-camera image captured in March, a jaguar nicknamed Cinco revisits a Southern Arizona water source where it has been documented bef…
- University of Arizona Wild Cat Research and Conservation Center
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A well-traveled ocelot nicknamed Himdam, O'odham for Traveler, walks past a motion-activated trail camera in the Santa Rita Mountains south of…
- Ecotono Sustentable
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Participants in Baja California, Mexico, walk toward to the border wall near the Tijuana River during the 2025 Border BioBlitz.
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