Henry Brean is a Reporter at the Arizona Daily Star. With a passion for storytelling that spans over 25 years, he focuses on themes of environmental issues, animal care, and the intersection of science and sports, reflecting his diverse journalistic background. Henry's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Wisconsin State Journal and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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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
Meet 10 people who helped put Southern Arizona on the map over the past 250 years.
In honor of America's semiquincentennial, here are 100 important figures with ties to Southern Arizona who made history over the past 250 years (with separate profiles for each of the names in bold):
By: Henry Brean
What can a handpainted wooden brooch shaped like a cardinal tell us about the history of Arizona and America as a whole?
The Arizona Daily Star's website has no paywall for the 4th of July weekend. It's a great time to catch up on the Arizona Daily Star's reporting on southern Arizona's contributions to the past 250 years of American history:
A new new display at that opens July 4 at the Arizona History Museum in Tucson called "Arizona Histories, American Stories," uses artifacts from around the state to highlight key periods in the nation's history.
By: Henry Brean
July 4, 1776, marked the beginning of the American experiment, but it was just another hot summer day in the small, Indigenous village that would give rise to Tucson.
By: Henry Brean
The federal government acquires 700 acres of land in Coronado National Forest, protecting natural beauty and increasing public access for outdoor activities north of Tucson.
By: Henry Brean
Developers proceed with a new critical minerals mine in Patagonia Mountains despite a $1.1 billion cost increase and various challenges.
By: Henry Brean
Developers proceed with a new critical minerals mine in Patagonia Mountains despite a $1.1 billion cost increase and various challenges.
Buffelgrass isn't the only weed causing trouble in Tucson. A warning to invasive weeds at Catalina State Park : The Buffel Slayers are coming for you.
