Today - A Sierra Vista attorney with deep family ties to the local courts is stepping into a new role — and reviving a legacy — as Cochise County’s newest full-time judge pro tempore.

Today - A Sierra Vista attorney with deep family ties to the local courts is stepping into a new role &mdash; and reviving a legacy &mdash; as Cochise County&rsquo;s newest full-time judge pro tempore.

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Sierra Vista attorney steps into a judicial role in Cochise County

Today - A homicide investigation in Willcox is stretching across the border, as police say the main suspect in a deadly March 31 shooting has fled to Mexico.

Today - A homicide investigation in Willcox is stretching across the border, as police say the main suspect in a deadly March 31 shooting has fled to Mexico.

Willcox police say March 31 shooting suspect fled to Mexico

Today - A Sunsites resident says a recent water outage exposed dangerous gaps in how emergency information reaches some of Cochise County’s most vulnerable neighbors.

Today&nbsp;- A Sunsites resident says a recent water outage exposed dangerous gaps in how emergency information reaches some of Cochise County&rsquo;s most vulnerable neighbors.

Sunsites water outage reveals emergency alert gaps

Today - A Sierra Vista shooting suspect accused of opening fire on a vehicle is now facing seven felonies after police say he tried to avoid arrest by wearing a disguise that made him look like someone else.

Today - A Sierra Vista shooting suspect accused of opening fire on a vehicle is now facing seven felonies after police say he tried to avoid arrest by wearing a disguise that made him look like someone else.

Sierra Vista attorney steps into a judicial role in Cochise County

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