Jury begins deliberations in border humanitarian aid worker trial
Federal prosecutors sought to make the case about the entire group, No More Deaths.
Arizona churches sue Patriot Movement AZ, AZ Patriots
The suit says the far-right groups conspired to violate people's civil rights, invasion of privacy and defamation.
Arizona prisons urged to end ban on book about black men
The book "Chokehold: Policing Black Men," examines law enforcement and mass incarceration through its treatment of African American men.
Filing: Agent who knocked over migrant called them 'savages'
The court records say texts show a Border Patrol agent's "disdain" prior to allegedly knocking down a Guatemalan man.
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.
Panel to Review Applicants to Replace Arizona Supreme Court Judge
A call is out for applications to replace Chief Justice Scott Bales, who will retire July 31.
Arizona Man Gets Prison in Cacti Smuggling, Theft, Drug Case
Authorities said the man sold the cacti online and illegally shipped them to more than 20 countries.
Prison Guards and Inmates Unite in Plea for Better Security
Calls for action point to problems with door locks that critics say resulted in the death of an inmate and the beating of guards.
Navajo Nation Wins Appeal in Indian Child Welfare Act Case
The Arizona Court of Appeals decided the juvenile court did not meet the requirements of the act.
Tucson Student Apartment Complex Settles Pregnancy Discrimination Case
The lease agreement states that any resident who becomes pregnant must vacate the building before or upon the birth of her child.
Finding Common Ground with "One Small Step"
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Free speech debate on campus; "I Dream in Widescreen Returns"; and thoughts on kindness from the Mission Garden.
Court Won't Immediately Stop Wait-in-Mexico Asylum Policy
The federal appeals court temporarily blocked a ruling barring the Trump administration from making asylum seekers wait in Mexico.
Planned Parenthood Sues Over Arizona Abortion Laws
The suit asks the court to bar enforcement of laws the group alleges violate due-process protections.
Arizona to Erase Some Possible Grounds for Death Sentences
The law gets rid of three of 14 so-called aggravating circumstances that may lead to a death sentence.
Rosemont Copper; Criminal Justice Reform in Arizona
Plus, understanding the response to rising temperatures and extreme weather in Arizona.
