PHOENIX — Seeking to force the issue, a Southern Arizona lawmaker wants Attorney General Mark Brnovich to investigate whether parts of a new Tucson policy requiring workers to be vaccinated violates state law.
PHOENIX — Seeking to force the issue, a Southern Arizona lawmaker wants Attorney General Mark Brnovich to investigate whether parts of a new Tucson policy requiring workers to be vaccinated violates state law.
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PHOENIX — Gov. Doug Ducey contends the Tucson City Council violated state law and one of his executive orders when it directed employees to be vaccinated or lose their jobs.
PHOENIX — The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration is moving to strip Arizona officials of their ability to regulate worker safety in Arizona because of the state's failure to immediately adopt emergency COVID health care rules to protect workers.
BISBEE — Moving forward on increasing environmental health fees to more accurately reflect actual costs to Cochise County, the Board of Supervisors directed the health department staff to move ahead with the proposed first-year increases.
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- 'Legacy of death': Miracle Valley Shootout revisited
- Accused child killer pleads guilty to beating toddler to death
- Bond set at $1 million in Douglas murder case
- Judge denies AZ bid to enforce new abortion law
- Judge rules congressional OK needed for school trust fund maneuvers
- Man fatally shot in Mescal was son of murder victim, investigators say
- Bisbee cat hoarder is charged with animal cruelty, police say
- Tax-cut opponents seek to have issue go to ballot
- Brnovich says Facebook assists human smuggling
- Forest Service to keep better tabs on cattle at Verde River, agreement specifies
- Former judicial candidate's perjury case will be heard by Graham County judge, notice says
- Douglas teen accused of murder caught in Agua Prieta, police say
- Judge bans communication between son charged with murder, mother
- Judge rejects claim that Senate audit records are not public
- Sierra Vista woman charged in fraud case still seeking settlement
- Former judicial candidate Sandy Russell indicted on perjury charge
- Murder suspect charged with conspiring to erase evidence from phone while incarcerated
- Former Bisbee fire chief speaks out on sexual harassment investigation
- Second suspect arrested in North Garden shooting
- Trial date for manslaughter case vacated after defendant fails to hire attorney
BISBEE — The Cochise County Redistricting Advisory Commission determined the public’s input was needed before taking any action on new redistricting boundaries for the Board of Supervisors.
BISBEE — Keeping up with the Cochise County’s 1,441 miles of roads each year is a monumental task and the county Board of Supervisors heard just how expensive it can be.
COCHISE COUNTY — Mayors in at least two Cochise County cities that directly border or are close to Mexico are hoping to reignite a group that would unite the local politicians with their Sonoran counterparts in order to jump-start commerce that was dealt a blow by pandemic-induced travel res…
PHOENIX — Arizona schools are facing the prospect of not being able to legally spend some of the money they are receiving.
PHOENIX — Arizona continues to have a shortage of teachers for the classroom.
FORT HUACHUCA — The Army Intelligence Center of Excellence celebrated its 50th anniversary at Fort Huachuca on Wednesday, the birthday also marking special recognition for the first two commanders — referred to as “trailblazers” — who led the intelligence corps at the installation in the 1970s.
SIERRA VISTA — Better Bucks have hit the streets of Sierra Vista.
SIERRA VISTA — A discussion on whether a community-based economic development advisory group should be established has been a significant topic at the Sierra Vista City Council.
BISBEE — Though the city of Sierra Vista would like to have the boundaries for Supervisor District 1 include Fort Huachuca, half of the Redistricting Advisory Commissioners did not want the changes it would bring to Districts 2 and 3.
BISBEE — Cochise County’s Public Works department’s request to purchase new heavy equipment at a cost of $1.455 million was approved by the Board of Supervisors during Tuesday’s meeting.
PHOENIX — Cities can’t bar their employees from contributing to races for city council and mayor, Attorney General Mark Brnovich concluded Thursday.
PHOENIX — The state agency responsible for protecting the environment has failed to perform required tasks in monitoring groundwater for pollution — in some cases for 29 years.
PHOENIX — Arizona hospitals overall saw huge increases in their profits last year despite — or more likely because of — COVID-19.
PHOENIX — Gov. Doug Ducey slapped back Wednesday at former President Trump for calling him a “Republican in name only.’’
PHOENIX — The Arizona Supreme Court refused Wednesday to let the state start enforcing its new ban on school mask mandates, at least for the time being.
PHOENIX — A federal judge late Tuesday blocked Arizona from making criminals out of doctors who perform abortions knowing the woman’s reason is a genetic fetal defect.
PHOENIX — It looks like Arizona voters are going to get the last word on a $1.5 billion tax cut approved by Republican lawmakers and signed by Gov. Doug Ducey.
PHOENIX — The long-awaited Senate audit formally confirmed Friday that Joe Biden outpolled Donald Trump in the state’s largest county.
BISBEE — The top echelons of the Bisbee Fire Department have been rocked by explosive allegations of sexual harassment, the complaints by one female firefighter prompting an outside investigation that has revealed a pattern of systemic abuse by a top commander and a culture in which the fire…
BISBEE — A group of 15 people from around the county have taken on the task of establishing boundaries for possible new districts for the Board of Supervisors, justices of the peace and Cochise College seats.
Charging the federal government and Army are misstating the evidence, environmental groups asked a federal judge Tuesday to order them to take another look at how the operation of Fort Huachuca is affecting the San Pedro River.
PHOENIX — The Arizona Senate is dropping its demand for Maricopa County to produce its computer routers.
PHOENIX — Claims by state Attorney General Mark Brnovich that the Biden administration is altering federal immigration law as part of "population augmentation strategies'' is "a figment of the state's imagination,'' according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
BISBEE — After some discussion, the Cochise County Board of Supervisors approved a new memorandum of understanding between Cochise County, the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, Sierra Vista and Fort Huachuca regarding the San Pedro Riparian Conservation Area and the bureau’s resource management plan.
COCHISE COUNTY — Three Cochise County residents passionately advocated for the removal of schoolwide mask mandates at a Zoom question/answer session Tuesday evening with Cochise County education and health officials.