BISBEE — A towering house on Laundry Hill that has been the object of contention and annoyance for a neighbor who’s been fighting its design and construction for more than a year was built legally, a judge has decided.
BISBEE — A towering house on Laundry Hill that has been the object of contention and annoyance for a neighbor who’s been fighting its design and construction for more than a year was built legally, a judge has decided.
Courts and Crime
- Judge says Sky house on Laundry Hill was built legally
- SVPD arrests woman for abusing 21-month-old child
- Accused killer will face trial in August, judge says
- Plea deal made for driver in teen's death
- Cochise County deputies to cite and release offenders who are not public risk
- Cochise County Superior Court issues orders in response to COVID-19
- Authorities looking for mother of slain Douglas toddler
- Contractor Sky sentenced to probation in Bisbee assault case
- Lawsuit against Army, Fort Huachuca over water use moves forward
- 82-year-old man convicted in 2005-2006 child molestation case
- Q&A: New Cochise County court administrator talks about job, COVID-19 precautions at courthouse
- Hereford man, 82, on trial, accused of child molestation from more than a decade ago
- Man found dead in park is identified, police seek information
- Judge balks at attorney's suggestion of lengthy delay of accused killer's trial
- Sierra Vista PD to hold mobile field force training
- Tombstone bar faces temporary closure over potential liquor law violations
- Couple accused of abusing children sever parental rights
- Paternal family of toddler who was beaten to death seeks justice
- No bail for accused child molester, judge rules
- Two arrested on fraud charges