



Santa Cruz County Pushes Back on Kristi Noem’s Border Visit
Today - More than a hundred Santa Cruz County residents gathered feet from the border to protest the latest immigration visit from top federal officials — including DHS Secretary Kristi Noem — raising their voices and their signs in a spirited show of local resistance.

Desert gunfight exposed a hidden record of violence
A suspected smuggler’s desert shootout with Border Patrol agents reveals a violent past, a family’s disowning, and a web of federal charges now coming to light.

Mother of five’s murder case moves forward with arrest
Today - A long-awaited arrest brings a sense of justice to one Douglas family following the murder of a mother of five in Agua Prieta.

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.