UPDATE: from SSVEC: "8:30 pm UPDATE – 98% of affected members have been restored. The remainder will be back in power later tonight or on Sunday morning.
Two teenagers were arrested after being caught with 23 illegal border crossers outside of Douglas on July 8, authorities said.
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UPDATE: from SSVEC: "8:30 pm UPDATE – 98% of affected members have been restored. The remainder will be back in power later tonight or on Sunday morning.
TOMBSTONE — In late June, Gov. Doug Ducey announced that spikes COVID cases would cause a delay in reopening Arizona schools to in-person classes.
SIERRA VISTA — Nicole Julian, owner of Julian’s Parkour & Gymnastics, didn’t think she’d have to close her business twice within the first year of turning her dream into a reality.
Courts and Crime
- Yuma man jailed for showing gun over yogurt shop's mask rule
- Brnovich questions lease of university property in new court filing
- Brnovich filing questions Ducey's legal right to close certain businesses
- New trial begins for accused child molester initially convicted in 2018
- Hobbs wants court to reject Brnovich's ballot harvesting request
- Judge to decide whether Tombstone bar violated liquor laws
- Sierra Vista Police arrest man accused of molesting minor in 2012
- Court rejects Trump administration use of military funds for border wall
- Former BP agent pleads guilty to sex crimes against minors, faces up to 40 years in prison
- Wrongful death lawsuit filed in Simms' case
- Sheriff's Office taking another look at child abuse allegations in 2016 case
- County's juvenile detention facility set to close by end of 2020, officials say
- Reward offered for information on Bisbee Post Office burglary
- Chokehold not used by Sierra Vista Police in over 24 years, chief says
- Sheriff's local, state and federal connections help Cochise County
- Tombstone city attorney sentenced to 30 days in jail in assault case
- Judge rejects motion to dismiss child abuse charges, delays trial in Bowser case
- Prosecutors, defense attorneys wrangle over records requested in child abuse case, delaying matter further
- Attorneys working on plea agreement in Thornhill child sex abuse case
- Federal judge voids policy denying SSA benefits to same-sex couple survivors
PHOENIX (AP) — The coronavirus outbreak in Arizona has produced 69 additional deaths and record numbers of hospitalizations, according to data released Saturday by state health officials.
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported 69 new COVID-19-related deaths Saturday morning and 3,038 new cases.
PHOENIX (AP) — Some Arizona courts are entering new legal waters by exploring innovative procedures and technology such as videoconferencing to hold jury trials during the coronavirus pandemic.
DOUGLAS — Lauren Fullen is the latest recipient of the Rob Krentz Memorial Scholarship.
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — “The Most Magical Place on Earth” is reopening after nearly four months with new rules in place to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
PHOENIX (AP) — International students worried about a new immigration policy that could potentially cost them their visas say they feel stuck between being unnecessarily exposed during the coronavirus pandemic and being able to finish their studies in America.
In his push to get schools and colleges to reopen this fall, President Donald Trump is again taking aim at their finances, this time threatening their tax-exempt status.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump isn’t just changing the presidency during his first term in office. He’s also changing Congress.
PHOENIX — Business groups are trying to keep Arizonans from voting on proposals to hike taxes on the most wealthy and give hospital workers a pay hike.
PHOENIX — Even before the smoke, Neko Wilson’s anxiety was high.
An autopsy is being done on an inmate who died of unknown causes in the Cochise County jail earlier this week.
PHOENIX — Gov. Doug Ducey’s order delaying the start of the fall school year was a disappointment to fellow Republican Sylvia Allen, who chairs the Senate Education Committee.
BISBEE — Current Bisbee mayor David Smith is facing off against former Bisbee council member Ken Budge. The Herald/Review sent both candidates questions, and their answers are below.
SIERRA VISTA — Council members will discuss the police department’s policies — particularly use of force — at a work session Tuesday.
MUNDS PARK (AP) — Hundreds of residents, mostly senior citizens, living in a small rural town in northern Arizona have raised concerns after losing their only post office amid the coronavirus pandemic.
A few weeks ago, I was fishing in the White Mountains. Fishing, not catching, but that was ok. I was there to escape the steadily building heat of a Sierra Vista June, and to receive lessons in patience and perseverance. While the former was intended, the latter was an unwelcomed bonus. Ever…
A review of the investigation into the actions of a Bisbee animal control officer who attempted to prevent a videographer from recording her at a public park was completed this week, but the results may not be released until the end of August, city officials said.
SIERRA VISTA — Three official candidates are vying for three at-large city council seats in the general election this November, but one of the individuals running for office has run afoul of the law and faces being removed from the ballot if convicted, city officials said.
The early history of Wells Fargo mirrors the growth of the American West. Mail distribution by Pony Express and the Butterfield stage line were assimilated by Wells Fargo. The company continued to expand with the advent of mining and railroad expansion, which brought droves of Easterners see…
The number of new state unemployment claims dipped last week, but job losses continue to batter the economy as rising coronavirus cases pushed some regions of the country to reverse course and reimpose shutdown orders on businesses.
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At the beginning of 2020, nobody could have predicted that we would be where we are right now. Being a business owner is hard under normal circumstances, and the times we’re in right now are anything but normal. At the same time, our responsibilities do not end when things become as serious …
There are many decisions that have a huge impact on our financial lives. Some of these include where we go to college, how we pay for it, and what degree we get. Or it could be when and what type of house we buy. But can your car really make or break you financially?
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported 44 new COVID-19-related deaths Friday morning and 4,221 new cases.