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  • Thousands of Write-In Votes Leave Council Seats in Limbo

    An 811-vote lead keeps Carolyn Flowers ahead in Sierra Vista’s mayoral race, while thousands of write-in votes leave two City Council seats undecided.

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    13 min
  • Local Mountain Bikers Ready for State Championship Showdown

    Southern Arizona’s top young mountain bikers are gearing up for a run at state championships this Saturday, with Fort Huachuca providing the home course and a Veritas Christian senior leading the way.

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    12 min
  • Trooper Investigated Over Encounter With Stranded Driver Near Benson

    An Arizona state trooper has admitted to a sexual encounter with a stranded driver near Benson — a woman he believed was in crisis — and now faces a felony investigation into what happened that night.

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    13 min
  • A Massive AI Campus Could Change Cochise County

    Nine buildings, nearly 750 acres, and enough electricity to power a small city many times over. A proposed artificial intelligence campus near Apache Station could bring major economic changes to Cochise County, but it's also raising some big questions.

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    14 min
  • Election Day Nears as Data Center Concerns Grow

    With Election Day just around the corner, Republican gubernatorial candidate Andy Biggs is making a final push to reach frustrated Arizona voters, while addressing growing questions about data centers, water and energy in Cochise County.

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    15 min
  • Tombstone’s Live to Ride Festival Sparks Debate

    Tombstone’s first Live to Ride motorcycle festival brought crowds and excitement, but not every business shared in the success, and some visitors left with concerns about parking and policing.

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    13 min
  • Proposed Data Center Sparks Debate Over Power, Water and Transparency

    A massive data center proposed near Apache Station could bring new jobs and tax revenue to Cochise County, but its enormous electricity demands and questions about water use, ownership, and transparency are raising concerns among residents.

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    14 min
  • How a Bisbee Artist Hit Her Stride at 75

    Who says you can't reinvent yourself at 75? In Bisbee, one woman is proving that it's never too late to turn a lifelong passion into a whole new chapter.

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    15 min
  • Cochise County Comes Together Against Domestic Violence

    A candlelight vigil in Douglas brings the community together to honor domestic violence survivors, remember lives lost, and emphasize the importance of prevention and support throughout Cochise County.

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    15 min
  • Cochise County’s Jail Project Faces a $160 Million Price Tag

    Cochise County’s new jail could cost $160 million, and now supervisors face a difficult choice: spend more to keep their promises to voters, or scale back a project designed to serve the county for decades.

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    14 min

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Keep your pulse on the greater Sierra Vista area and Cochise County with top news, sports, events and more. The Daily Chirp from Herald/Review Media will keep you engaged and informed of the flutterings around the Hummingbird Capital of the United States.