Pet hoarding, a somber discovery, and Mark Kelly kicks off campaign. Here's your southern Arizona news to know for today.
“That’s where our ancestors are buried.” (Tohono O'odham Tribal member) - Arizona continues to desecrate sacred ancestral lands for Trump's border wall.
Nearly 1 in 9 female high school students reported experiencing sexual violence from a partner in the past year, according to the CDC.
“He was not prosecuted, as some have complained, for standing up for the president," said Judge Amy Berman Jackson. "He was prosecuted for covering up for the president.”
Mark Kelly makes gains in Senate race, sacred site desecrated by border wall construction, and list of ethics complaints at state Capitol grows: it's news you can use.
Plus two other stories impacting Arizona's Latino community.
The officer was responding to reports of gunfire near Show Low early Monday morning when he was shot and killed.
DACA recipients’ fight to be eligible for in-state tuition has a new, unlikely leader - a Republican lawmaker from Prescott.
Voter registration deadlines, recreational marijuana legalization efforts, and Phoenix's Democratic Debate: It's news you can use.
A former Phoenix police officer who pleaded guilty to beating a handcuffed suspect has offered to give up his peace officer certification.
