Southern Arizona has had more than its share of notable lawmen. The Earps, Bob Paul, John Slaughter, and the Arizona Rangers come to mind. One got overlooked. Tom Turner was, in no small way, their equal.
Southern Arizona has had more than its share of notable lawmen. The Earps, Bob Paul, John Slaughter, and the Arizona Rangers come to mind. One got overlooked. Tom Turner was, in no small way, their equal.
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The Cochise County Council for CASA gave the Department of Child Safety 241 $50 gift cards. This provided for every child involved with the Department in Cochise, Graham and Greenlee Counties to receive a $50 gift card to help brighten their Christmas season.
BISBEE — In a work session Tuesday, the Cochise County Board of Supervisors discussed how to move forward with a series of water issue seminars suggested by Supervisor Peggy Judd, but with a bit more restraint.
SIERRA VISTA — Fort Huachuca, one of seven military installations in the United States that participates in a multi-governmental coalition that partners with private property owners to bolster sustainable land management practices, continues moving forward to achieve wildfire mitigation and …
Courts and Crime
- Sheriff's Office makes arrest in kidnapping case
- Border Patrol apprehends three after chase
- Shooting injures two people, Sierra Vista police say
- Q & A with Cochise County Superior Court Judge Laura Cardinal
- Former jail chaplain Packer pleads guilty to kidnapping, sex crimes
- Police report reveals new details in transit station murder-suicide
- Former fire chief Allmon sentenced to 3 years for theft
- Q & A: Tough childhood led officer to dream career
- CBP officers seize drugs, undeclared currency
- 11 killed, including 9 from one family, in Mexico cartel ambush
- Nine killed in ambush in Mexico; family reveals details online
- Pre-dawn gunfire in Agua Prieta likely drug cartel-related, say Douglas police
- SADDLE UP: Sheriff's Ranch Patrol is no ordinary job
- U.S. Border Patrol reports large increase of arrests for FY19; marijuana busts down over 50%
- Bays' trial set for March 2020
- Court's order regarding photos is unconstitutional, lawyer says
- New hotline established for reporting criminal activity at border
- Benson nixes calls to the public at council meetings for now
- State grant enhances SVPD DUI enforcement efforts
- Officers seize over $1 million in drugs at Tucson Sector ports of entry; two in Cochise County
WILLCOX — A series of water workshops are planned beginning in January to discuss water issues in the Sunsites and Willcox areas.
BISBEE — As the old adage goes, when life gives you lemons, make lemonade. While that may suffice for many, the unique make lemon meringue pie.
SIERRA VISTA — Fort Huachuca is one of only 10 installations that will be recognized at the Pentagon next week for the partnerships it has fostered with the communities that surround it.
SIERRA VISTA — Heavy winds and nonstop rain drenched Cochise County over the holiday, leaving a string of flooded roads, stuck vehicles, toppled trees and a rockslide along Highway 80 near the Mule Pass Tunnel Thursday and Friday, officials said.
BISBEE — Former Arizona Governor Bruce Babbit is known for his knowledge of the water situation in the desert state and his efforts to protect groundwater supplies and natural resources, so he seemed the perfect speaker for the Arizona County Supervisors Association Conference last month to …
SIERRA VISTA — Cochise College president J.D. Rottweiler accepted $12,000 from Bisbee Vogue Inc. Monday afternoon.
The Cochise County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help to find a Whetstone woman who was reported missing by a friend who said he received a disturbing text message from her.
Editor’s note: The Herald/Review is highlighting first responders from various local fire departments throughout our area.
In 1998, with the Highway 90 widening project came the start of the Plant Science Center on the UA Sierra Vista campus. The purpose of the center was to maintain plants harvested prior to widening the highway until they could later be used to revegetate the highway area or in various communi…
A Tucson man was caught with two people crammed into his trunk earlier this week near Willcox, U.S. Border Patrol officials said.
Cochise County residents and visitors will have an opportunity to preview some holiday dishes, or even get new ideas for their own holiday meals, on Saturday as four area schools compete in the first-ever Cochise County School Superintendent’s Culinary Challenge.
BISBEE — Defendants who have behavioral health problems and commit crimes can end up costing Cochise County thousands of dollars for treatment as they are examined by professionals to determine if they can be returned to competency (RTC) and consciously take responsibility for what they have done.
Arizona Treasurer Kimberly Yee, who was elected last year and took over the office in January, has been traveling all over the state, saying she intends to meet with leaders from each of Arizona’s 15 counties and various municipalities.
BISBEE — Twice a year, possibly beginning in December, county residents and visitors may turn their eyes to the skies above Cochise County for a very different kind of rare bird, the newly-imagined space capsule of Boeing, the Starliner.
SIERRA VISTA — The 25th Annual Veterans Day Parade along a portion of Fry Boulevard Monday morning did not disappoint, prompting squeals of delight from the young, rounds of applause from the dozens upon dozens of flag-waving spectators in their folding chairs, and moments of solemn reflecti…
BISBEE — Fun with Bisbee’s south-of-the-border compadres has now moved south to Naco, Arizona, as the first Binational Concert Without Borders kicks off at 4 p.m. on Saturday.
SIERRA VISTA — It’s called the Veterans Day Fun Fest, but its purpose is a lot more weighty than its moniker.
On Oct. 16, the Cochise County Sheriff’s Office was notified of a grant in the amount of $12,000 from the Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety.
FORT HUACHUCA — A 96 year old who fought in the Battle of Normandy during World War II and a 19 year old who joined the United States Army because he wanted to do something that mattered were honored Wednesday at an annual luncheon for those who have served or serve in the military.
Five local families will be celebrated at this year’s Cochise County Adoption Day. The event on Friday, Nov. 15, is part of National Adoption Day and will mark the fifth year the Cochise County Superior Court has hosted its own ceremony.
BISBEE — Thanks to a $126,789 grant from the Ak-Chin Indian Community, the Sunsites-Pearce Fire District now has three new, state-of-the-art heart monitors.
SIERRA VISTA — Two recently released Arizona State University (ASU) studies take a hard look at the growing crises in adequate water supplies for property owners, developers and agricultural users across the state.
BISBEE — Over $3.3 million in funding was awarded to Cochise County and the county supervisors unanimously accepted it all at Tuesday’s board meeting.
DOUGLAS — It’s not every day high school students get a chance to fly an airplane, even if it’s just a simulation.
APACHE — Taking advantage of the afternoon off from school, a group of five students were tossing a football around while others ran about playing or helping the “staff” of Apache Elementary School (AES) prepare the tables for the Open House with parents, friends and community members.