



Warren’s Historic District Finally Gets National Recognition
Today - Warren’s historic charm just earned it a national spotlight — and the third time really was the charm.

After Agua Prieta Murder, Douglas Family Left Searching for Answers
A Douglas woman was murdered in Agua Prieta, and now her sister in Douglas is seeking justice — and answers — as the suspect remains on the run.

Reopening Taco Giro in the middle of a regional immigration push
Today - One of Sierra Vista’s favorite taco spots is back in business, even as a regional immigration crackdown continues to impact restaurants across Southern Arizona.

Keeping Nogales Informed: A Century of the Nogales International
Today: One woman’s memories paint a vivid picture of what it took to launch and sustain the Nogales International a century ago — and how her family helped make local news a lasting legacy.

Inside Grill ’77: Fort Huachuca’s Newest Dining Experience
Today - A new dining experience is sizzling at Fort Huachuca as Grill ‘77 opens its doors, replacing a beloved diner with a fresh, modern take.

Judge Slashes Bail for Ex–Border Patrol Agent in Child Trafficking Case
Today - A former Border Patrol agent accused of child sex trafficking may soon be out of jail after a judge slashed his bail and allowed for electronic monitoring.

How a Chinese Merchant Became Fort Huachuca’s Lifeline
A Chinese immigrant once stepped in to cover soldier paychecks at Fort Huachuca when the U.S. government didn’t — today, we’re revisiting the remarkable story of Sam Kee.

How Border Construction Impacts Arizona’s Wildlife
Today - Conservationists are working to defend Arizona’s most endangered species as new stretches of border wall go up across the San Rafael Valley.

Mayor of Douglas receives honor in Agua Prieta
Today - Douglas’s Mayor was honored by Agua Prieta in a show of cross-border collaboration.

Douglas welcomes back Mexican cattle but parasite brings it to a halt
Today - Just days after Douglas welcomed back Mexican cattle at its port of entry for the first time in nearly two months, a fast-moving livestock parasite brought everything to a grinding halt—putting cross-border commerce, local agriculture, and animal health back on high alert.