Today  - Cochise County Supervisor, Tom Crosby, wants taxpayers—or his insurer—to cover $300,000 in criminal defense fees. A final decision could come this week.

Today&nbsp; - Cochise County Supervisor, Tom Crosby, wants taxpayers&mdash;or his insurer&mdash;to cover $300,000 in criminal defense fees. A final decision could come this week.

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Cochise County Weighs Who Pays Crosby’s $300,000 Defense Bill

Today - Bisbee City Hall was supposed to hear public comment — but for one night, it became an open mic.

Today - Bisbee City Hall was supposed to hear public comment &mdash; but for one night, it became an open mic.

When Public Comment Becomes Open Mic

What began as a late-summer tragedy on a dark stretch of Cochise County roadway has now moved into a more formal, and potentially costly, phase, with the family of a Benson-area woman who drowned during a September flash flood filing a $3 million notice of claim that raises difficult questions about road design, public safety and how much responsibility government bears when nature and infrastructure collide.

What began as a late-summer tragedy on a dark stretch of Cochise County roadway has now moved into a more formal, and potentially costly, phase, with the family of a Benson-area woman who drowned during a September flash flood filing a $3 million notice of claim that raises difficult questions about road design, public safety and how much responsibility government bears when nature and infrastructure collide.

Family files claim against Cochise County in 2025 flood death

Bisbee has chosen a new direction for tourism marketing, but the debate behind that decision showed the city is still working through larger questions about cost, structure, and who should shape its future image.

Bisbee has chosen a new direction for tourism marketing, but the debate behind that decision showed the city is still working through larger questions about cost, structure, and who should shape its future image.

Cochise County Weighs Who Pays Crosby’s $300,000 Defense Bill

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