Mark Hays is a Reporter at various publications including The Hill and Rolling Stone. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on regional interest and world news, competitive sports, security and law enforcement, as well as agriculture and farming. Mark's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Baltimore Sun and Charleston Gazette-Mail.
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Mark Hays' coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly crime, community events, and transportation accidents in Arizona's Sierra Vista region. His emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news suggests he is most responsive to pitches related to developing local incidents or events.
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By: Mark Hays
By Mark Hays [email protected] Quick Takeaways: Arsenic remains above federal limits.
By: Mark Hays
Arsenic levels in the Verde Lee water system remain more than twice the federal limit, continuing a pattern of intermittent violations dating to 2007. A newly drilled $312,793 well has not demonstrated lower arsenic concentrations, and the utility is now pursuing treatment upgrades while providing an alternative drinking-water source.
By: Mark Hays
Sierra Vista mayoral candidate Brandon Martin says the city should prioritize veterans, challenge utility rate increases and pursue opportunities tied to Fort Huachuca, including a proposed federal space academy. He also outlined how he would build support for his agenda if elected Nov. 3.
By: Mark Hays
What started with the purchase of Stage Stop about a decade ago has grown into a three-location convenience store business serving Graham and Greenlee counties. For Brandi Bodine, recently named Greenlee County's Small Businesswoman of the Year, that growth has also meant bringing more prepared-food options to smaller communities.
By: Mark Hays
Candice Garcia started with custom piñatas, cakes and cupcakes made at home. Today, Candice's Creations serves customers from a food trailer at events throughout the Gila Valley, and Garcia hopes to establish a dedicated bakery space within the next year. Her entrepreneurial journey recently earned her Graham County's 2026 Small Businesswoman of the Year award.
By: Mark Hays
Quick Takeaways: Flowers emphasizes her government experience. First elected to the City Council in 2018, she says serving as vice mayor and assuming mayoral duties when needed have prepared her for the office.
By: Mark Hays
Quick Takeaways: Public safety and regional partnerships: Rodriguez wants to ensure first responders have adequate resources while strengthening cooperation among agencies throughout Cochise County.
By: Mark Hays
Quick Takeaways: Police responded Monday evening: Officers were dispatched around 7:15 p.m. following a 911 hang-up report, with additional information indicating an assault had occurred nearby.
By: Mark Hays
GRAHAM COUNTY — The National Weather Service in Tucson has issued a tornado warning for south-central Graham County until 4:45 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 21, as a severe thunderstorm capable of
By: Mark Hays
GRAHAM COUNTY — Despite a tornado warning issued for portions of Graham County on Wednesday, Oct. 21, no tornadoes were confirmed in either Graham or Greenlee counties, according to the National Weather Service in Tucson.
