State Board of Regents to vote on vaping, tobacco product ban at state universities

Vaping has become more popular among young adults and teens, and so far, more than 2,200 cases of lung injuries associated with vaping have been reported in 49 states, including Washington D.C., and 47 deaths have been confirmed.

Former Border Patrol agent sentenced for striking migrant with car

Matthew Bowen’s case drew widespread attention after his text messages calling migrants “savages” and “subhuman,” were included in a court filing.

Ex-operator of Pima County assisted living homes is indicted

The former operator of several assisted living facilities in southern Arizona has been indicted on 14 counts of theft and one count of fraud.

Arizona border activist acquitted of harboring immigrants who crossed U.S.-Mexico Border

An activist was quickly acquitted Wednesday on charges he illegally harbored two Central American immigrants at a southern Arizona camp operated by a humanitarian group.

Tucson man convicted of shooting ex, killing her boyfriend

A Tucson man has been convicted in a shooting last year that injured his ex-girlfriend and fatally wounded the woman’s new boyfriend.

Arizona border activist says he’d never hide migrants from U.S. agents

An Arizona border activist testified Tuesday that neutrality guides his humanitarian work with migrants in the desert, denying that he has ever helped them hide or told them how to avoid U.S. Border Patrol agents.

Tucson man gets jail time for assaulting a Trump supporter

A Tucson man has been sentenced to 12 days in jail for assaulting a supporter of President Donald Trump last year on a city street.

Dog rescued from edge of Sabino Canyon cliff in Tucson

The Pima County Sheriff's Department said deputies used a helicopter to rescue a dog off the edge of a cliff in the Sabino Canyon recreation area over the weekend.

Former nuclear missile silo for sale in Arizona

If you’re in the market for a fixer-upper, there's a unique opportunity south of the Valley. FOX 10's Brian Webb reports.

Charges dropped against teen amputee restrained by deputy

Arizona prosecutors have dropped disorderly conduct charges against a 15-year-old quadruple amputee who was wrestled to the floor of a group home and restrained by a sheriff’s deputy.

Tucson couple indicted in alleged company credit card theft

The Arizona Attorney General’s office says a state grand jury has indicted a husband and wife in a scheme that allegedly allowed them to steal more than $100,000 from his employer using a company credit card.

Judge bans Arizona border activist from mentioning Trump in trial

A judge banned an Arizona border activist charged with harboring immigrants from mentioning President Donald Trump during his retrial, which began on Nov. 12.

ADOT dust detection project: Crews install variable speed limit signs, sensors

If you've ever driven to the Tucson area during the monsoon, you know that drive can be dangerous because of all the dust in the area. Next year, it should be better as ADOT is finishing up its dust detection and warning system.

Family members of Sonora mass killing victims still in shock

Relatives of the nine Americans who were killed in Northern Mexico are still trying to understand the tragedy.

CBP officers seize firearms, ammunition, meth and marijuana worth nearly $214k at Arizona border

Six people were arrested for separate alleged attempts to smuggle 321 pounds of methamphetamine and marijuana through Arizona Ports of Entry over the weekend, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and one of the cases involved a cache of loaded weapons and ammunition.

Liberal Tucson, Arizona rejects plan to be sanctuary city

After Arizona passed a law that required local police to check the immigration status of people suspected to be in the country illegally, the state's second-largest city wanted to send a message.

Tucson to decide whether to be Arizona's only sanctuary city

Voters in Tucson will decide Tuesday whether to make the liberal enclave Arizona's only sanctuary city in an effort to confront President Donald Trump's immigration policies and the state's tough laws cracking down on people in the country illegally.

University of Arizona president to meet with Native students

The president of the University of Arizona plans to meet with a group of students after invoking Native American stereotypes in remarks to their class.

Native students want U of Arizona head to apologize for quip

A group of University of Arizona students is demanding the school’s president apologize for remarks he made using Native American stereotypes.