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The casinos are located across Mexico, including the state of Sonora.
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State officials say a store that caught fire this month in Mexico was operating without state safety protocols in place. The tragedy came 16 years after a day care fire that killed 49 children in Hermosillo.
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A new Valley Metro survey shows improvement in ridership experience. That’s paired with a drop in light-rail security incidents as more safety measures have been put in place.
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The group’s new artist rendition is of a teen thought to be of Honduran descent known only as Jane Tucson Doe — a girl between 17 and 22 years old who was found dead on Nov. 1, 1979, near I-10, southeast of Tucson.
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The Consulate General of Mexico in Phoenix says the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office is working with the immigration and customs enforcement. It recently published this information via social media to the Mexican community.
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No Turquoise Alert had been issued but on Monday, authorities discovered human remains in Navajo County near the Knots Landing community in Whiteriver on the Fort Apache Reservation.
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The self-described conservative group sued the Democratic governor for records to see if she ordered local law enforcement to not comply with federal immigration efforts. A press person said the records don't exist because she ordered DPS to comply with the law.
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Oftentimes, Native American communities lack re-entry support after incarceration. Some Arizona organizations are aiming to fill this gap.
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Arizona military bases will host a large part of a new National Guard force designed to quell civil unrest.
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Kamel Maklad fled the civil war in Syria and went to Venezuela. When he had to leave there, he crossed the border from Mexico into Arizona in 2023. He's been held in detention ever since.