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Southern Arizona counties may need to hire more officers if voters pass HCR 2060
(The Center Square) – A likely ballot referral related to the border could lead to significant changes in local law enforcement strategy if it’s passed into law. The “Secure the Border Act” or House Concurrent Resolution 2060 would make it a state crime for people to come into Arizona unless it’s through a legal port of entry, which would give law enforcement at the state, local and county levels the ability to arrest somebody for doing so. ...
Douglas to retake control of animal shelter following months-long investigation
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The city of Douglas said it will retake control of its animal shelter following a months-long investigation. In early March, the Cochise County Sheriff’s Office took over the shelter after a resident accused animal control officers of dumping feral cats in the desert. The...
Fires have started popping in Arizona's deserts. But we're not into full-fledged fire season yet.
PHOENIX — The skies above southern Arizona are streaked with darkened clouds. And where there's smoke, there's fire. Over the last month, Cochise, Pima and Pinal counties have already had to grapple with 10 or so wildfires. In a broad curve stretching south along the Mogollon Rim, dry lower deserts have set the stage for an active fire season, even as temperate weather gives firefighters a breather.
Tombstone Gears Up for 2024-2025 Budget and Tax Levy Discussions at Schieffelin Hall
Tombstone residents, mark your calendars! The upcoming fiscal year's budget is about to hit the stage at Schieffelin Hall. According to a notice posted by the City of Tombstone's official website, the Mayor and City Council are rolling up their sleeves for a series of work sessions and a public hearing on the 2024-2025 budget and property tax levy. The first work session is set to turn the gears of local government at 6:00 PM on Tuesday, May 28, 2024.
Better Work Homeless Work Program in Sierra Vista
The Better Work Program is a work program for people experiencing homelessness in Sierra Vista. The program is funded through a grant from the Arizona Department of Housing and has focused primarily on cleaning up public lands in the area. Producer: Summer Hom. Videographers: Eryka Dellenbach and Danny Sax.
Keeping Memories Alive: Listening and learning from dementia patients
Dementia and Alzheimer's is becoming a growing diagnosis across the country. Resources in Cochise County are limited, but there are caregiver options available to support patients and their families.
Cooler and less windy Monday
TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — We're expecting a short-lived cool-down on Monday with calmer winds than we saw Sunday. Tucson will reach only the low-to-mid-80s, while other areas in Southern Arizona will only reach the upper-70s. We're expecting warmer temperatures and stronger winds beginning Tuesday. Cochise County Forecast.
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