

Douglas Marks International Women’s Day with Migrant Women at the Center
The Mexican Consulate in Douglas marked International Women’s Day with a program centered on migrant women’s stories, resilience and the local resources available to support them.

Tombstone lawsuit tests defamation claims linked to a reported sexual assault
A civil lawsuit in Tombstone is moving toward trial, centering on claims that a woman was defamed and lost her job after reporting a sexual assault.

Bisbee hears ICE petition and leaders warn of legal exposure
Today - Bisbee heard a passionate petition about ICE, but city leaders say the legal risks and the threat to federal project money make this a lot more complicated than a simple yes-or-no vote.

A mayor-led strategy to fill vacant Douglas storefronts
Today - Douglas Mayor Jose Grijalva says he wants to be the one out front selling the city to businesses — working directly with property owners and potential tenants, and keeping City Hall in the background until the paperwork stage.

2020 death of two-year-old Kenny “Bubs” Gamble is back in focus
Today - The 2020 death of two-year-old Kenny “Bubs” Gamble is back in focus as his mother has been released from prison, and she’s now on ten years of supervised probation.

All Things Ball: St. David Tigers winter sports celebration With Dave and Paul
A St. David Tigers winter sports celebration With Dave and Paul Presented by Synergy HomeCare of Sierra Vista

The Volunteer Search Team Looking for Nancy Guthrie
A volunteer group born out of heartbreak in Sonora is now lending its hard-won search skills to the high-profile disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie.

Bisbee residents seek a council decision on immigration enforcement cooperation
Today - Bisbee residents will ask their city council Tuesday night to decide whether the city should formally refuse certain cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

Sierra Vista weighs ending its license plate reader contract
A packed council chamber and two hours of pointed testimony have pushed Sierra Vista toward ending its contract for license plate reader cameras and rethinking how the city uses surveillance technology.

Bisbee bar owner says anti-ICE flyers on his 1898 building crossed the line
Today - In Bisbee, a bar owner says anti-ICE flyers pasted across his 1898 building crossed the line from protest into vandalism.