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Oct 21, 2026

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This is The Daily Chirp, a podcast by Herald Review Media.
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Join us on weekdays for our top stories and to learn more about what's going on in Cochise County.
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Today, the FBI is tracking digital clues in a nationwide investigation into a series of bomb threats that disrupted businesses and public spaces across Sierra Vista this summer.
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Federal investigators are now leading the search for whoever was behind a wave of threatening phone calls that sent Sierra Vista police scrambling to protect the public in June.
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And while the callers went to considerable lengths to hide their identities, investigators have uncovered a trail of digital evidence that could help identify those responsible.
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Herald Review senior reporter Terry Joe Neff has been following the investigation, which now extends well beyond Cochise County.
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The trouble began June 18th, when an employee at a Sierra Vista hair salon received three disturbing calls from a blocked number.
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County regulations require dog owners to keep their pets properly restrained or confined, and violations can result in fines or misdemeanor charges.
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Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes is questioning why Cochise County supervisors are raising concerns about voting equipment certification procedures so close to the November 3 election.
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Our own Matt Hickman spoke with Fontes following a security scare at his state office, where an envelope containing white powder prompted an evacuation.
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Officials later determined the substance was not hazardous, while the FBI continued investigating.
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This is The Daily Chirp, a podcast by Herald Review Media.
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Join us on weekdays for our top stories and to learn more about what's going on in Cochise County.
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Today, 1,000 stares, one injured hamstring, and six straight victories.
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A Bisbee runner battles through pain to keep his remarkable winning streak alive at Cochise County's most celebrated race.
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Hi, this is Les from Sierra Vista Ace.

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Participants can enjoy a cold beverage while building their confidence and connecting with others in a friendly atmosphere.
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The gathering takes place at Electric Brewing, located at 1326 Arizona Highway 92 in Bisbee.
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This is The Daily Chirp, a podcast by Herald Review Media.
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Join us on weekdays for our top stories and to learn more about what's going on in Cochise County.
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Today, secret recordings of female employees inside the Cochise County Attorney's Office have sparked a new criminal investigation into former senior prosecutor Paul Correa, months after his arrest in Sierra Vista.
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Hi, this is Les from Sierra Vista Ace.
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Now, let's jump into today's feature story.
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A troubling new chapter has emerged in the case of Paul Correa, the former chief civil deputy Cochise County attorney whose arrest last December shocked the local legal community.
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Refueling practice also occurs here both day and night.
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These areas have also been plagued with several unexplained disappearances that have occurred in Cochise County over the last 30 years.
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Cars are abandoned, with people's ID, money, and keys left behind.
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Alleged bases include a huge underground one near Daltz, New Mexico, about 250 miles from the Tonto National Forest.
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I've, you know, two friends of mine.
Mike HarrisGUEST
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Um, one was Sheriff, uh, Sheriff Larry Deaver of Cochise County, Arizona.
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Knew the guy for years.
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Never s- in the time I knew him did I ever see him drink alcohol, okay? Um, he came out publicly, he was asked to change how he does enforcement along the border of Cochise County.
Mike HarrisGUEST
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It's directly on the Mexican border.
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He says, "Nope.
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This is The Daily Chirp, a podcast by Herald Review Media.
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Join us on weekdays for our top stories and to learn more about what's going on in Cochise County.
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It's alive! And this time, the monster is singing and dancing as Sierra Vista Community Theater brings Mel Brooks' classic comedy, Young Frankenstein, to the stage.
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Daniel and Joseph Rivera, who took over the family business earlier this year, have nearly doubled the store's space and plan to expand its selection to more than 4,000 products.
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Shoppers will find Asian groceries, fresh produce, meats, seafood, prepared meals, and specialty foods from countries including Japan, Korea, Thailand, and the Philippines.
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The Rivera's say their goal is to give Cochise County residents more options without having to travel to Tucson or Phoenix.
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The store also offers discounts for active duty military members and first responders.
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Save big money at Menards.
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[dramatic music] Today on the Grave Talks, a conversation about Haunted Cochise County, a new book by author Francine Powers.
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[gentle music] Southeastern Arizona is haunted by its violent past.
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Some of the most notorious characters in American history once called Cochise County home.
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It's probably best known for the gunfight at the OK Corral, and you can pay your respects to those who died that day at the Boothill Cemetery.
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In fact, in this episode, we're going to talk about some of those people who died that day and the hauntings at Boothill Cemetery.
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I'm Carol Hughes, and on this episode of the Grave Talks, we'll discuss those stories and more from the book Haunted Cochise County with author and paranormal historian Francine Powers.
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And there's another story that you have in the book about a Bisbee fireman.
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[spooky music plays] Today on The Grave Talks, a conversation about Haunted Cochise County, a new book by author Francine Powers.
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[spooky music plays] Southeastern Arizona is haunted by its violent past.
Carol HughesHOST
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Some of the most notorious characters in American history once called Cochise County home.
Carol HughesHOST
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It's probably best known for the gunfight at the OK Corral, and you can pay your respects to those who died that day at the Boothill Cemetery.
Carol HughesHOST
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In Douglas, the ghost of young Mabel haunts the halls of the Avenue Hotel, hoping someone will solve her murder, while the spirit of a Bisbee fireman still works tirelessly to save lives.
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I'm Carol Hughes, and on this episode of The Grave Talks, we'll discuss those stories and more from the book Haunted Cochise County with author and paranormal historian Francine Powers.
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Francine, thank you so much for being here today.
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Wow
Kathleen WinnHOST
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... and, and we, you know, we found out in, uh, Pinal County, they, the ballots had been miscounted, so it had been 500, and it got down to 280, and they wanted to do it in Cochise County, and they threatened the supervisors in that county.
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And there's still a lawsuit going from this attorney general against one of the board of supervisors, and we're talking four years ago.
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They, they are f- when they are fighting on something, like keeping illegal immigrants on the voter rolls, or right-

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