Henry Brean is a reporter for the Arizona Daily Star, based in Tucson. With a focus on local news, Henry covers a range of topics including outdoor activities, scientific discoveries, cultural events, and community issues. His passion for the desert landscape shines through in his storytelling, capturing the essence of Arizona's unique environment.
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Henry Brean's coverage focuses on local events and scientific themes, with an emphasis on Tucson-specific topics. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events, unique scientific developments or discoveries in the region, as well as stories related to wildlife and environmental issues specific to Arizona.
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By: Henry Brean
Saguaro National Park announces temporary road closures for maintenance.
On Oct. 10, 1924, local residents and education leaders packed the “auditorium of classical beauty” at Tucson High School to dedicate the newly constructed main building.
By: Henry Brean
The expansion work was halted after the city violated archaeological protections.
For Star subscribers: State and federal authorities have halted work on a pair of public works projects on the west side of Tucson, after workers for the city improperly dug
By: Henry Brean
The first major project outlined in the Santa Catalina Trail Plan gets underway, as work begins on a two-mile connector between two popular trails at the north end of Alvernon
Tucson and other desert cities benefit more from the cooling effects of trees than other urban areas do, according to new study by the U.S. Geological Survey.
Developers of a multibillion-dollar transmission line through Arizona have reached a settlement with Willcox, after one of the city's water wells suddenly ran dry earlier this year.
Buy a round for local historical archaeologist Homer Theil, who just published the definitive history of Tucson saloons during the territorial period.
By: Henry Brean
Sailors from the new USS Arizona submarine visited the University of Arizona on Veterans Day to tour the battleship memorial and other tributes to the last Navy ship to bear
By: Henry Brean
The Pride of Arizona will receive one of the nation’s highest honors for collegiate marching bands during halftime of the Friday's football game at Arizona Stadium.
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