



Karloz Chavez’s 22-year run ends with a career moment in pro pool
Today - After 22 years chasing a national title, Nogales High School graduate Karloz Chavez finally found his moment on pool’s biggest stage.

Sierra Vista Target sex-related misdemeanor charges dropped after initial filing
Today - A former Cochise County Attorney’s Office employee has pleaded guilty to evidence tampering, while sex-related misdemeanor charges tied to a Sierra Vista Target incident have been dropped.

Mental eval ordered for Pomerene man in Tombstone fire case
Today - A Cochise County judge has ordered a mental evaluation for a Pomerene man accused of setting fire to a bag of Cheetos outside The Trump Store in Tombstone.

Nogales meeting turns tense over councilman’s extended questioning
Today - A Nogales councilman says his lengthy public questions were about transparency — while city officials say most of them could have been handled outside the meeting.

Old Bisbee to host burlesque festival over Memorial Day weekend
Bisbee’s Memorial Day weekend is getting a dose of rhinestones, glamour and showgirl history as a three-day burlesque festival takes over Old Bisbee.

Charges filed after alleged Bella Union free-for-all in Tombstone
A woman accused of turning Tombstone’s historic Bella Union into a free-for-all giveaway now awaits her next court hearing in Cochise County.

Another Sierra Vista Campus Closure Is Moving Forward
Today - The Sierra Vista Unified School District is moving ahead with another major campus closure as part of a broader plan to reshape schools across the district.

Nogales International Film Festival brings films to both sides of the border
The Nogales International Film Festival returns this week with border stories, Indigenous horror and free screenings on both sides of the border.

Cochise County Murder Case Sent Back for Resentencing
A Cochise County murder case is headed back for resentencing after an appeals court found errors in how the judge handled the punishment phase.

Cochise County pulls out of the tourism partnership in tight budget year
Today - Cochise County supervisors are pulling out of a regional tourism partnership, while Sheriff Mark Dannels says his office is still fighting to recruit and keep deputies in a tight budget year.