On The Border Podcast
1) How Border Construction Impacts Arizona’s Wildlife
Today - Conservationists are working to defend Arizona’s most endangered species as new stretches of border wall go up across the San Rafael Valley.Support the show: https://www.myheraldreview.c...Show More
2) Mayor of Douglas receives honor in Agua Prieta
Today - Douglas’s Mayor was honored by Agua Prieta in a show of cross-border collaboration.Support the show: https://www.myheraldreview.com/site/forms/subscription_services/See omnystudio.com/li...Show More
3) Douglas welcomes back Mexican cattle but parasite brings it to a halt
Today - Just days after Douglas welcomed back Mexican cattle at its port of entry for the first time in nearly two months, a fast-moving livestock parasite brought everything to a grinding halt—...Show More
4) A shift is underway at the Raul H. Castro Port of Entry in Douglas
Today - A major shift is underway at the Raul H. Castro Port of Entry in Douglas, where federal planners are rethinking construction to better handle flood risk, utility demands, and long-term costs.S...Show More
5) Cochise County Braces for Possible Loss of Public Lands
Today - Some of Cochise County’s most scenic public lands could be up for sale—but not without a fight.Support the show: https://www.myheraldreview.com/site/forms/subscription_services/See...Show More
6) Sierra Vista Gun Shop at Center of Firearms Trafficking Case
Today - A Sierra Vista gun shop is at the center of a federal firearms trafficking case, with prosecutors outlining a scheme involving straw purchasers, military-grade weapons, and suspected cartel ti...Show More
7) How Douglas Is Leveraging Its Border Location for Economic Growth
Douglas is leaning on its partnership with Agua Prieta to attract national retailers, grow its economy, and tap into the spending power of cross-border shoppers.Support the show: https://www.myheraldr...Show More
8) Ranchers report multi-year financial setbacks from livestock killed by wolves
Two major studies are shedding new light on the impact of Mexican gray wolves on cattle ranchers in Arizona and New Mexico. Researchers from the University of Arizona and UC Davis analyzed financial l...Show More
9) Residents Adapt as Military Eyes Roosevelt Reservation
Today, we take you to the edge of the U.S.-Mexico border in Cochise County, where life looks very different for residents living along the Roosevelt Reservation, a 60-foot strip of federally controlle...Show More
10) How a Sierra Vista Trainer Is Taming Two Wild Mustangs from BLM Lands
Two wild mustangs, fresh from the open ranges of Utah and Nevada, are learning to trust humans for the first time. Sierra Vista trainer Linda Arnold, guided by veteran horseman Travis Elliston, is wor...Show More