SIERRA VISTA — The U.S. Army has asked for a sit-down meeting to negotiate with the Center for Biological Diversity in order to avoid a lengthy, costly court battle with the environmental organization over Fort Huachuca’s impact on the San Pedro aquifer and San Pedro Riparian National Conser…
SIERRA VISTA — The U.S. Army has asked for a sit-down meeting to negotiate with the Center for Biological Diversity in order to avoid a lengthy, costly court battle with the environmental organization over Fort Huachuca’s impact on the San Pedro aquifer and San Pedro Riparian National Conser…
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Trips to Tucson for a familiar recreation activity turned into a business venture for one Sierra Vista resident.
FORT HUACHUCA — The community is invited to join us at 3 p.m., Friday, Jan. 24, to honor our personnel retiring from active service during our quarterly Installation Retirement Ceremony.
Courts and Crime
- DNA results lead to arrest of man on child sex charges
- Cochise County camera program extending across region
- Bisbee Design Review Board member Sky pleads no contest in assault case
- Mexican drug smugglers continue recruiting Arizona youth
- Tombstone city attorney pleads guilty to domestic violence charges
- Army asks CBD to negotiate differences, avoid lawsuit
- Tombstone's 139-year-old charter helps in dismissal of complaint about city attorney's jurisdiction to prosecute criminal cases
- Abuse, death of Douglas toddler deemed complex case by judge
- Accused killer's former attorney orders mental evaluation; trial delayed again
- Sheriff's Office seeks accused child molester wanted since 2017
- Saga against contractor's house on Laundry Hill continues
- 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
Searching for a World War II connection: Family looks to reunite airmen who shared fateful encounter
A local woman is hoping to find a World War II escort pilot who was in Sierra Vista a decade ago and shared a fateful encounter with her father-in-law.
SIERRA VISTA — If dad has his way, Easton Sincere London is destined for either the Philadelphia Eagles football team, or he could become a player for the 76ers.
SIERRA VISTA — For the ninth time since 1994, environmental groups are again challenging Fort Huachuca and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) over Biological Opinions required periodically to ensure no harm is done to the San Pedro River which would affect the protected and threatened …
PHOENIX — Nearly 80 years after its namesake was sunk, the U.S. Navy is getting a new USS Arizona.
FORT HUACHUCA — An academic whose leadership at the University of Arizona helped jumpstart the enrollment of one of the school’s flailing bachelor degree programs was named as the Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the U.S. Army in a short ceremony Wednesday.
SIERRA VISTA — Fort Huachuca was plunged into darkness for three hours Tuesday morning after a fox got into a transformer and caused an explosion, a spokeswoman said.
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.
FORT HUACHUCA — Colonel Smith Middle School students got a taste of some of the obstacles active duty soldiers face when they took a field trip to Fort Huachuca’s obstacle course this week.
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 …
SAN PEDRO HOUSE — Under a canopy of blue skies and floating clouds, a small group of men and women gathered to talk about what it meant to them to be a part of the Sierra Club’s Military Outdoors Program (MOP).
SIERRA VISTA — Soldiers at Fort Huachuca have been ordered to stay away from two local businesses that Army commanders say could negatively impact their troops.
SIERRA VISTA — After obtaining a 2010 confidential report on Fort Huachuca’s water usage, the Center For Biological Diversity, Maricopa Audubon Society and the Sierra Club have filed a notice of intent to sue (NOI) in regard to an alleged coverup of water usage which impacted the San Pedro R…
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 — A group of veterans are envisioning a major revamping of the memorial at Veterans Memorial Park that will incorporate a V-shaped path to honor the four branches of the military, as well as the various veterans’ services that have touched Cochise County.
Perhaps the last place you might expect to see Medal of Honor recipient Drew Dennis Dix on Veterans Day is exactly where he wanted to be.
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…
SIERRA VISTA — It’s called the Veterans Day Fun Fest, but its purpose is a lot more weighty than its moniker.
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.
PHOENIX — Gov. Doug Ducey went to the headquarters of the Arizona National Guard on Monday to publicize a provision in the budget restoring tuition assistance to citizen soldiers.
FORT HUACHUCA — Fort personnel and community members are invited to join us for trick-or-treating on Fort Huachuca, 5:30-8 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 31.
SIERRA VISTA — The Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA), a non-profit, has filed an amicus brief on behalf of the conservation groups fighting President Donald Trump’s use of military funding for the border wall.
FORT HUACHUCA — An RQ-7BV2 Shadow unmanned aircraft system (UAS) conducting training flights within Fort Huachuca’s R2303 restricted military airspace experienced an engine failure at approximately 2:40 p.m. today and deployed its emergency parachute at approximately 2:48 p.m. before crashin…
SIERRA VISTA — Sierra Vista has joined the ranks of locations where Gold Star families are “ … surrounded by love and honor,” in the words of Arizona U.S. Sen. Martha McSally.
After 22 years serving his country, Harry Bowen is now helping his fellow veterans in Cochise County. But every now and then, the helpers need some help too. But in this community, assistance for a veteran — or a group that aids vets — is never far away.
BENSON — Most Benson residents know Franklin Hough via the popular restaurant he owned and operated for 25 years with his wife, Chloe.