HEREFORD — Hundreds of people, young and old, turned out Sunday to make known their displeasure of a planned barrier to prevent people illegally crossing the border from Mexico spanning the San Pedro River.
HEREFORD — Hundreds of people, young and old, turned out Sunday to make known their displeasure of a planned barrier to prevent people illegally crossing the border from Mexico spanning the San Pedro River.
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SIERRA VISTA — U.S. Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick has revealed that she has a drinking problem and she will be getting treatment for it next week.
PHOENIX — Gov. Doug Ducey is proposing to eliminate state income taxes — but only for retired military.
PALOMINAS — Organizers who are concerned about the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area (SPRNCA) plan to hold a peaceful protest of the Trump administration’s push to build the border wall across the San Pedro River.
Courts and Crime
- Former doctor sentenced for plan to murder woman who also belonged to his racketeering enterprise
- Woman charged with motorist death released pending trial
- Former jail chaplain Packer sentenced to 15 years in prison for sexually assaulting inmates
- Douglas man now facing murder charge in death of 2-year-old
- Toxicology test still pending in reckless manslaughter crash case
- Woman found guilty on 2 charges in drug organization trial
- Trial begins in drug-trafficking organization case
- Driver faces prison for rollover crash that injured toddler, veteran deputy
- Task force makes 5 DUI arrests in New Year’s Eve detail
- Seventh attorney in Wilson murder case quits after client threats
- State AG asks SCOTUS to rule on deportation case
- Q&A: New SEACOM director Smith learns the ropes, loves new challenge
- Teen who helped beat up juvenile during burglary gets probation, judge decides
- AG wants SCOTUS to allow retrials for 1st-degree murder
- U.S. organization files injunction to stop private border wall construction
- 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
AGUA PRIETA — After pressing through a thick crowd where he shook hands with people, hugged them and stopped to make quick conversation, Mexican President Andrès Manuel Lopèz Obrador took the stage at a popular park and told the throng before him that the days of corruption and impunity for …
PHOENIX — Attorney General Mark Brnovich filed suit Tuesday against two companies that make vaping products, charging that they have illegally targeted teens and misled consumers about the amount of addictive nicotine in their products.
PHOENIX — State officials have agreed to alter procedures to ensure that Arizonans who change addresses aren’t turned away at the polls because their voter registrations have not been updated.
HUACHUCA CITY — Eric Duthie, of Mesa, Arizona, has been tabbed to fill Huachuca City’s town manager seat on an interim basis, following former Town Manager Matthew Williams’ resignation.
PHOENIX — Nearly 80 years after its namesake was sunk, the U.S. Navy is getting a new USS Arizona.
NACO, Ariz. — The Naco Sanitary District (NSD) board of directors faces many challenges over the next few months, but at least one of them has been resolved.
SIERRA VISTA — The city’s various commissions — panels made up of citizens who advise the city on different topics — could soon get an overhaul that would create what officials hope will be a more efficient advisory process.
BISBEE — The water was shut off in an old apartment building in the Warren district of Bisbee Tuesday, leaving nine tenants wondering where they will go after their landlord failed to pay the city more than $85,000 in trash and sewer bills.
SIERRA VISTA — The U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in Arizona is moving forward with plans to reduce the threat of wildfires from power lines crossing through active management areas beginning immediately and continuing through December 2020.
FORT HUACHUCA — Six Saudi soldiers on Fort Huachuca are among the nearly 900 Saudis on U.S. military installations across the country facing training restrictions on the heels of a deadly shooting by a Saudi Air Force officer on a naval base in Pensacola, Florida.
SIERRA VISTA — The fees some residents pay for refuse services such as dumpster rentals will be higher next year, and even though rates for refuse services are also set to increase by 15 percent, the public will have a chance to weigh in on the proposed hike over the next 30 days, the City C…
SIERRA VISTA — A federal court ruled Wednesday that the emergency powers President Donald Trump used to divert $3.6 billion in Department of Defense funding for military projects was unlawful.
SIERRA VISTA — Get ready to pay more for the garbage bill and other refuse you place by the curb, Sierra Vista city officials said Tuesday.
BROWN CANYON, PIMA COUNTY — They stand in the remotest areas of the southeastern Arizona desert, tall metal poles with the “blue light of life” blinking eternal at the top. Toward the bottom of this simple 30-foot-tall piece of technology is a red button, to be pressed only in a moment of de…
SIERRA VISTA — The city is lighting the way and marching toward a more efficient future as projects in a $14 million energy upgrade plan are beginning to wrap up, officials said this week.
CASA GRANDE — Gov. Doug Ducey on Monday brushed aside concerns that a slowdown at border crossings into Arizona engineered by federal officials will affect visitors to Arizona — and supplies for a new auto manufacturing plant here.
TUCSON — U.S. Congressman Raul Grijalva will speak at a rally in Tucson on Saturday, Dec. 7, at 3 p.m., in downtown Tucson to protest the use of billions of non-congressionally approved funds to build the border wall along 100 miles of Arizona, including Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, …
PHOENIX — A Mesa GOP lawmaker is proposing what he concedes is a very un-Republican thing. Sen. David Farnsworth has introduced two bills to cap the interest rate that can be charged by title lenders at 36 percent. That compares with rates that run as high as 17 percent — a month.
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.
SIERRA VISTA — A non-profit veterans foundation’s plan to revamp the memorial at Veterans Memorial Park was given the final stamp of approval by the Sierra Vista City Council Thursday evening.
SIERRA VISTA — The public was given a view of the West End’s future on Wednesday evening at two open houses that allowed people to interact with designers and planners of the long-envisioned downtown.
HUACHUCA CITY — After serving as Huachuca City’s town manager for almost two years, Matthew Williams has resigned in order to accept a position in Litchfield Park, a city northwest of Phoenix.
BISBEE — Tuesday at 10 a.m., the county Board of Supervisors will hold a work session on a spaceport landing facility proposed by Boeing Co. to be located in the Willcox Playa, in the northeastern part of the county.
AGUA PRIETA, Sonora — In the last two months, Cubans bolting from the island nation have been flocking to a migrant shelter at the Southern Arizona border with Mexico, making up the majority of the undocumented people crammed into the facility who are seeking asylum in the United States.