Yuma Teen, 19, Shot Multiple Times at House Party, Flown to Phoenix
Yuma police say an argument at a party near 45th Avenue and 16th Street led to the shooting.
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It’s Official: Chiricahua Becomes Arizona’s Fourth National Park
The 12,000-acre site near Willcox is the nation’s first new national park in six years.
Border Crossings in Arizona Plunge, but Migrant Deaths in the Desert Remain High
Encounters in the Tucson and Yuma sectors fell about 61% this fiscal year, yet 89 bodies have been recovered in 2026 so far.
First Residents Move Into Renovated Floor of Tucson House in $50 Million Overhaul
The 17-story city housing high-rise on North Oracle Road is about 15% through a floor-by-floor rebuild expected to finish in 2029.
Tucson to Close Congress Street to Cars on Halloween in Pedestrian-Only Test
A quarter-mile of the downtown street will be open only to pedestrians and the streetcar from 5 p.m. Oct. 31 to 3 a.m. Nov. 1.