4 Believed Dead After ATV Plunges off Arizona Cliff, Starting Wildfire
The fire was preventing early efforts to reach the scene, authorities said.
Arizona DPS Director Bashes Nike Campaign with Kaepernick
Col. Frank Milstead used his Twitter account to weigh in on the controversial ad campaign featuring the quarterback.
Shelter Employee Standing Trial Tuesday for Alleged Sexual Abuse of Migrant Boys
Levian Pacheco is at least the third Southwest Key employee to be accused of sec crimes in Arizona since 2015.
Illicit Opioid Seizures Rise as Prescriptions Drop
A discussion with DEA special agent in charge Doug Coleman.
Border Agent's Lawyers Want Manslaughter Trial Moved From Tucson
Lawyers for Lonnie Swartz, who killed a Mexican teen through the border fence, say the jury pool is "poisoned" by influence makers.
State Seeking Fines Against Operator of Shelters for Migrant Kids
Inspections of Southwest Key facilities revealed issues with employee background checks.
Former DEA Agent Pleads Guilty in Firearms Case
Joseph Michael Gill sold two rifles to people police believe were going to use them illegally.
In Mexico, an App to Search for Missing Loved Ones
A Mexico City artist is searching for a way to help mothers in Mexico searching for their children taken by force, turned into criminals or killed.
Horseshoe Bend Undergoes Changes to Manage Growing Crowds
Parking restrictions and a new viewing deck are part of efforts to accommodate a projected 2 million visitors this year.
PACC: Fewer Animals Euthanized, No Increase in Bites
The county shelter suggests in a report that while efforts to release more animals through adoption have increased, dangers associated with them have not.
US State Department Prohibits Staff Travel to San Carlos, Guaymas
Recent violent crimes in the state of Sonora triggered the travel prohibition by the agency.
Records: Stun Gun Used on Suspect in Trooper Killing
Trooper Tyler Edenhofer was killed in a roadside struggle Wednesday that involved six officers and one suspect.
Grand Canyon Gets Grant to Help Catch Drunken Drivers
$10,000 will go toward a device to read blood-alcohol content at the park's South Rim entrance.
