I put Canyon Ranch’s Longevity8 program to the test—medical data, expert advice, and a total health reset. The results revealed more than I ever expected.

Tucson’s Sabino Canyon, and all the animals and plants living in it, endured the second-driest winter on record in 2024 and 2025. For Joseph Cyr, a high school teacher who takes award-winning ...

A weak summer monsoon and little winter precipitation left Sabino Canyon dry. Hiker Joseph Cyr, a high school teacher and photographer, was in the canyon when Sabino Creek trickled to life. Tucson ...

TEP is also involved in re-imagining the park’s visitor center, contributing $15,000 to the Friends of Sabino Canyon for this project. This initiative aligns with a plan for a new energy ...

Tucson high school teacher Joseph Cyr had hiked a mile and a half into Sabino Canyon on March 15, 2025, when he saw something amazing. “I’ve never personally stood in a dry creek bed and ...

Sabino Canyon in the Santa Catalina Mountains is a glorious introduction to the region’s landscapes. ... Meanwhile, Saguaro National Park, split into east and west sections surrounding Tucson, ...

Winds Intensify in L.A. as Wildfire Death Toll Rises to 16. Crews were working tirelessly to stop the fires, one of which burned at least one home and threatened others in the Brentwood neighborhood.

With its hiking trails and waterfalls, Sabino Canyon has always been a place of rest and relaxation for Tucson residents. KGUN Tucson, AZ. Taking a look at the history of Sabino Canyon.

Tucson's Sabino Canyon is a pilgrimage site for followers of preacher William Branham. He said he had mystical experiences there, including a sword materializing in his hand.

Sabino Canyon is without its usual army of volunteer trail guides during one of its busiest times of the year. The Santa Catalina Volunteer Patrol has been a green-uniformed presence at the ...

It’s easy to appreciate Sabino Canyon Recreation Area. : So said David Lazaroff, who has a longtime relationship with a place near to Tucsonans’ hearts. : Now readers may cultivate that ...