Drug 'Take-Back Day' Chance to Dispose of Old Prescriptions
The DEA is partnering with local law enforcement Saturday to collect unneeded or expired prescription drugs.
Cyclist Death on 'A' Mountain Raises Calls for Improvements
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Thousands in Arizona to Participate in Earthquake Drill
Participants in the Great Arizona ShakeOut will learn how to protect themselves in the event of an earthquake.
City Court Receives Grant to Continue Domestic Violence Program
A federal funds will allow the court to continue connecting victims with services.
Dozens Remain Displaced as Tohono O'odham Nation Continues Flood Recovery
Damage assessments continue days after a tropical storm came close to breaching an earthen dam.
Sinaloan Grenade Smuggler Sentenced
It started with Homeland Security Investigations agents watching a sporting goods store in Nogales, Arizona.
Multiple Deaths, Including Undocumented Migrants, in Crash Near Florence
Eight fatalities occurred as the result of a two-vehicle, head-on collision about 60 miles southeast of Phoenix, officials say.
Sadness, Anger On Anniversary Of Mexico City Earthquake
An independent investigation has found many collapsed buildings were violating building code.
US Doubles Tribal Funding to Fight Violence Against Women
On some reservations, Native American women are killed at a rate more than 10 times the national average.
Authorities Unsure What Led ATV to Go Off Arizona Cliff
Search and rescue teams recovered the bodies of four men from the Phoenix area who plunged 400 feet off a cliff.
4 Believed Dead After ATV Plunges off Arizona Cliff, Starting Wildfire
The fire was preventing early efforts to reach the scene, authorities said.
Arizona DPS Director Bashes Nike Campaign with Kaepernick
Col. Frank Milstead used his Twitter account to weigh in on the controversial ad campaign featuring the quarterback.
Shelter Employee Standing Trial Tuesday for Alleged Sexual Abuse of Migrant Boys
Levian Pacheco is at least the third Southwest Key employee to be accused of sec crimes in Arizona since 2015.
Illicit Opioid Seizures Rise as Prescriptions Drop
A discussion with DEA special agent in charge Doug Coleman.
Border Agent's Lawyers Want Manslaughter Trial Moved From Tucson
Lawyers for Lonnie Swartz, who killed a Mexican teen through the border fence, say the jury pool is "poisoned" by influence makers.
