ADL of Arizona: Hate groups recruit near college campuses
The group's leader says Arizona has been a flashpoint for anti-immigrant rhetoric and policy.
FBI warns of rising prevalence of cybercrimes
Special Agent Michael Foster explains how the agency investigates these crimes and emerging trends.
Mexico and US dispute the assets of cartel leader 'El Chapo'
The countries are debating what to do with Joaquín Guzmán's $12 billion fortune.
Group hopes juvenile detention center can be welcoming space for migrants
The Board of Supervisors will vote next week on whether to approve the empty center as temporary migrant housing.
Tribes gain direct access to FBI sex offender registry
The U.S. attorney general said access to the FBI database will give tribal officials information to better prevent sex crimes.
County animal shelter takes in 43 animals in case resulting in animal cruelty charges
The group of cats, dogs and turtles is mostly healthy. PACC is looking for foster homes for the animals.
Pima County prosecutor's new book describes capital punishment as arbitrary
Rick Unklesbay has successfully argued murder cases that resulted in 16 death sentences.
After burst of border violence, Arizona DPS sends help to border
The agency declined to provide details beyond what it wrote in three tweets Wednesday.
2 Sonoran border shootouts claim 9 lives
Violence rocked the Mexican border towns of Agua Prieta and Naco on Monday.
New park safety program being piloted in Tucson
The Police Department and Parks and Recreation have teamed up to add safety patrols in city parks.
Data on missing or murdered Tohono O'odham females could help guide prevention efforts
New Arizona law requires law enforcement to collect this data in an effort to prevent violence.
Border Patrol agent in Tucson is accused of sexual assaults
Police say Steven Charles Holmes was booked Tuesday into the Pima County Jail on suspicion of three counts each of sexual assault and aggravated assault.
Ducey Signs Plan to Track Data on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
The law requires local, state, tribal and federal agencies to collect and share information on these cases.
Arizona Man Convicted In Kidnapping-for-Weed Plot Denied New Trial
The 9th Circuit said errors in the trial were not enough to warrant a do-over.
Attorney General Brnovich Gets Heat for Nunchucks Stunt
The Arizona attorney general posted a video of himself displaying his nunchuck abilities.
