Sometimes the odds of an outcome are so astronomical they defy an easy explanation. Just ask Linda Realpe, who accidentally tossed several rings into the trash and decided she was going to track them ...

PHOENIX -- The attorney for Secretary of State Adrian Fontes told a judge Tuesday that if he makes public the names of 218,000 voters who may not have proven citizenship ahead of Election Day that it ...

DOUGLAS — Professional wrestling is making its way to Douglas this weekend. The Thunder Mountain Wrestling Death Proof event will occur at Paul Huber Middle School, 1650 North Washington Avenue, with ...

PHOENIX — The next hearing in the prosecution of Tom Crosby and Peggy Judd on felony charges of election interference was not supposed to occur until next month, but Judd’s attorney recently asked the ...

DOUGLAS — A bi-national border ministry that aims to help migrants in Douglas, Agua Prieta, and beyond, is celebrating its 40th anniversary in grand style this weekend. Frontera de Cristo (Christ’s ...

In the final weeks of the presidential campaign, Vice President Kamala Harris is contending with erosion within the Democratic coalition that put Barack Obama and Joe Biden in the White House, and ...

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DOUGLAS − Douglas High School’s swim coach Donna Savill honored her departing seniors at its last home meet on Thursday, Oct. 10 with Tucson’s Sunnyside and Desert View High Schools. Douglas won the ...

BISBEE – A Sierra Vista man once described as among the area’s most prolific cocaine dealers was convicted by a jury Monday of five felonies related to a 2019 multi-agency drug investigation.

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Sheriff Chris Nanos has put his opponent in the sheriff’s race on paid administrative leave citing possible criminal infractions. Lt. Heather Lappin, a 19-year veteran who works in the Pima County ...

In 1994, Wu-Tang Clan's Raider Ruckus famously proclaimed, "Cash rules everything around me." Decades later, that sentiment rings true not only in hip-hop but also in the ongoing debate over education ...