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.

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.

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Cochise County Rethinks Outside Legal Counsel

Today - A Florida man released from the Cochise County Jail is searching for answers about the golden retriever he says was adopted while he was behind bars.

Today - A Florida man released from the Cochise County Jail is searching for answers about the golden retriever he says was adopted while he was behind bars.

Man Searches for Golden Retriever After Cochise County Release

Today - Cochise County Sheriff Mark Dannels says Arizona’s southern border is now “manageable,” as state and local officials seek more than 902 million dollars in federal reimbursement for years of border-security spending.

Today - Cochise County Sheriff Mark Dannels says Arizona&rsquo;s southern border is now &ldquo;manageable,&rdquo; as state and local officials seek more than 902 million dollars in federal reimbursement for years of border-security spending.

Arizona Seeks Reimbursement as Border Pressure Eases

The Douglas City Council met behind closed doors for nearly an hour to discuss bids for the former Food City property on North San Antonio Avenue, but took no public action afterward. The executive session focused on legal advice and the city’s negotiating position regarding the property.

The Douglas City Council met behind closed doors for nearly an hour to discuss bids for the former Food City property on North San Antonio Avenue, but took no public action afterward. The executive session focused on legal advice and the city&rsquo;s negotiating position regarding the property.

Cochise County Rethinks Outside Legal Counsel

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