The Sierra Vista City Council voted unanimously to move forward two proposed development code changes for official 30-day public comment periods at its regular meeting on Thursday.
The Sierra Vista City Council voted unanimously to move forward two proposed development code changes for official 30-day public comment periods at its regular meeting on Thursday.
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It’s Stu Carter season.
More than 800 COVID-19 vaccines were brought to Buena High School Saturday to immunize county residents.
BISBEE — Thuy’s Noodle Shop opened its doors in a tiny spot on Naco Road in 2013 with hardly enough room to seat all who wanted to try Bisbee’s only Vietnamese restaurant.
Courts and Crime
- Domestic violence cases up in Cochise County; lack of services, pandemic cited
- AZ Senate bill would make genetic-abnormality abortion illegal
- Local attorney suspended for year due to unethical behavior
- Police searching for suspects in Sierra Vista, Benson robberies
- Woman accused of defrauding clients is released from county jail
- UPDATE: Three people found dead in apartment, including 5-month-old boy, in suspected double suicide, murder
- Murder suspect will be evaluated a third time to determine competency
- Republicans attempting expansion of voucher program
- House panel aims to restore judicial discretion
- Woman accused of fraud pleads not guilty, trial date set
- Local man charged with five counts of sexual exploitation of a minor
- Crossings by undocumented persons from Mexico on the rise since last March, Sheriff's Office says
- Winter weather wreaks havoc with work schedules, roads in Cochise County
- Trial date set for man accused of stabbing co-worker
- Cochise County Superior Court reorganized after judge retires, new one arrives
- Convicted husband, wife child abusers sent to prison
- Bill would allow community service for traffic fine payment
- Maricopa supervisors to comply with Senate election-materials request
- Two boys arrested for major destruction at elementary school, police say
- 8 Dem legislators seek investigation of 4 AZ GOP members in Capitol incident
For amateur astronomers, March means “Messier Madness.” Charles Messier was an 18th century French astronomer interested in finding comets. He created a now famous catalog of nebulous objects that might be confused with comets as an aid to other astronomers.
PHOENIX — On paper, the dispute playing out this Tuesday at the U.S. Supreme Court is a simple question of the legality of two Arizona laws: where you can vote and who can handle your ballot.
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PHOENIX — State senators are entitled to access to voting equipment, related materials and all 2.1 million ballots used by Maricopa County in the November election to conduct their own audit and review, a judge concluded Friday.
BISBEE — Thursday was a busy day in Bisbee as Copper Queen Community Hospital staff provided the Moderna vaccinations to 900 people, some of whom ended up waiting as cars queued up along Bisbee Road and Cole Avenue.
TUCSON (AP) — A teenager has been arrested in the Feb. 20 shooting death of a University of Arizona student in a campus parking garage, the Tucson Police Department announced Friday.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Sgt. Taylor Knueven always knew sexual assault and harassment plagued the U.S. Army. But the combat medic’s own assault early last year opened her eyes to the broken system surrounding one of the military’s most infamous problems.
PHOENIX – Land, and specifically what to do with land, has been among the most divisive topics in U.S. history since the arrival of European settlers in 1492. More than 500 years later, little has changed.
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PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona reported 1,621 additional COVID-19 cases and 83 deaths on Friday as the number of coronavirus-related hospitalizations continued to drop.
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WASHINGTON — America’s longest war is approaching a crossroads.
PHOENIX (AP) — The U.S. Air Force says it will be distributing bottled water to thousands of residents and business owners near its base in suburban Phoenix until at least April, marking the latest case of chemicals from military firefighting efforts contaminating the water supply in a nearb…
TUCSON (AP) — City officials in Tucson have increased its minimum wage, effective immediately, boosting compensation for more than half of its workforce.
PHOENIX — The question of whether state senators get access to Maricopa County’s voting equipment and ballots could turn on the question of whether they dotted their i’s and crossed their t’s.
PHOENIX — Arizona could be on the verge of reversing a decade-old law that was part of anti-immigrant efforts.
BENSON — A tractor trailer rollover accident temporarily blocked eastbound traffic at mile marker 302 of the Interstate 10 on-ramp Thursday morning.
DOUGLAS — Douglas’ Leisure Services Division hosted a successful outdoor movie event last Friday night in the old Kmart parking lot where the “Trolls World Tour” was shown.
SIERRA VISTA — The end of February concludes Black History Month but the conversation to honor “African-American heroes” shouldn’t end after 28 days.
PHOENIX (AP) — The owner of a Phoenix adult care home has been arrested in the beating death of a resident who police said was mentally ill and incapacitated due to a brain injury from an automobile accident.
PHOENIX (AP) — A judge is promising to rule quickly after he heard brief arguments Thursday in a fight between Arizona Senate Republicans and the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors over access to ballots and voting machines used in November's election.
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DOUGLAS — Douglas residents have always been known to step up and lend their support whenever a need arises, regardless of what the cause is.