Tucson Police Identify Couple in Murder-Suicide case on East Side
Tucson Police have identified the couple who were found dead inside an east-side home Friday in an apparent Murder-Suicide case. The Andrew Wiley, 53, has
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Nogales, Sonora Officials not Ready to House Asylum Seekers
As per the officials of Nogales and Sonora, the cities are not in a position to accommodate more asylum seekers for extended periods as they
Arizona Representative David Stringer Admits Sex-offence Plea Agreement of 35 years ago
Arizona State Representative David Stringer acknowledged on Friday that he was arrested a decade ago on multiple charges of sex-offense. But, he said he has
Crime: Police Arrest a Man for Stabbing and two for Burglary
In the recent spree of criminal incidents in Arizona, two unrelated criminal incidents have again shed the lights on the law & order situation in
Electric Scooters Pull Out of Peoria
Peoria residents can’t access Bird-brand electric scooters anymore, as the company, as well as the City, had pulled out of the agreement. The City on
Grand Canyon National Park Resumes Operation after Shutdown
After the longest ever shutdown ends, the normalcy is returning to the United States. The Grand Canyon national park has resumed its normal operation, and
Transgender UA Professor Sues State for Denying to Pay for Surgery
A professor teaching at the University of Arizona is suing the state as the State has refused to pay for a surgery medically necessary to
50 Firearms are Missing or Stolen from Sheriff’s Office as per Audit
According to an on-going internal audit, at least 50 guns cannot be found in the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff Paul Penzone revealed the details
Senator Sinema and McSally’s Vote on Government Shutdown Bills
After the longest ever shut down in the U.S. history, a bill to end the shutdown has received different reactions from Arizonan Senators Kyrsten Sinema
Maricopa Attorney Bill Montgomery wants a Seat in Arizona Supreme Court
Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery has confirmed about his application to serve in the Arizona Supreme Court. Governor Doug Ducey has to choose this spot