

Former Cochise County Attorney Gets Probation
Today - A former Cochise County attorney has received probation for deleting evidence involving a young girl, even as a separate sheriff’s investigation continues.

Trial Stalls in 25-Year-Old Assault Case
Today - A trial involving a retired Border Patrol supervisor accused in a nearly 25-year-old Bisbee sexual assault case has been delayed once again.

Record Crowd Turns Out for Douglas Backpack Giveaway
Today - A record-setting crowd in Douglas received more than 1,500 backpacks as the community came together to help local students begin the school year prepared.

Federal Funding Targets Screwworm Threat
Today - A major federal investment is bringing Cochise County back into the fight against one of the livestock industry’s most destructive pests.

Cochise County’s Search for Its Oldest Chess Set
A homegrown chess program that now reaches more than 800 people across Cochise County is making its next move: searching for the county’s oldest chess set.

Benson Questions Golf Course Management Plan
Today - Benson leaders are pressing the company managing the San Pedro Golf Course for a clearer plan to address years of financial losses, deteriorating conditions and questions about the course’s future.

Ombudsman Ruling Revives Mayes Investigation
A state ombudsman ruling sends an investigation initiated by Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes back to the Cochise County Board of Supervisors, reopening questions about the county’s handling of the case and what happens next.

Cochise College’s Newest Class of Paramedics
Today - Fourteen new Cochise College paramedics are stepping into the field with the training, credentials and compassion needed to answer some of the community’s most urgent calls.

Pearce Educator Takes Mrs. Arizona Crown to Nationals
Today - A Pearce educator is taking her Mrs. Arizona American crown to the national stage, carrying with her a deeply personal mission to help survivors of domestic violence.

Cochise County Rethinks Outside Legal Counsel
Today - A candid debate over legal trust is prompting Cochise County supervisors to rethink when the board should be able to hire an outside attorney.