Tucson border agent dragged after trying to stop suspected smuggler
The U.S. Border Patrol says an agent was dragged 15 feet down a road after trying to apprehend a suspected human smuggler.
The U.S. Border Patrol says an agent was dragged 15 feet down a road after trying to apprehend a suspected human smuggler.
Attorney: Arizona death row inmate dead from coronavirus
A death row inmate became the third prisoner in Arizona prisons to die from the coronavirus.
A death row inmate became the third prisoner in Arizona prisons to die from the coronavirus.
ASU, UArizona, NAU plan to hold classes on campus in fall
Arizona’s three universities plan to hold classes on campus this fall with precautions to limit the spread of the coronavirus, the presidents said Thursday.
Arizona’s three universities plan to hold classes on campus this fall with precautions to limit the spread of the coronavirus, the presidents said Thursday.
UArizona President takes COVID-19 antibody test
The test was developed by University of Arizona researchers. FOX 10's John Hook interviewed UArizona President Robert C. Robbins.
The test was developed by University of Arizona researchers. FOX 10's John Hook interviewed UArizona President Robert C. Robbins.
PD: 77-year-old woman attacked by pipe-wielding suspect in Tucson
Police in Tucson are looking for a suspect accused of hitting an elderly woman with a metal pipe.
Police in Tucson are looking for a suspect accused of hitting an elderly woman with a metal pipe.
Details released on first deaths from coronavirus in Arizona prisons
Details have been released on the first two deaths from COVID-19 in prisons located in Arizona.
Details have been released on the first two deaths from COVID-19 in prisons located in Arizona.
PCSD: Missing 67-year-old woman found safe
Pima County Officials are looking for a vulnerable 67-year-old woman who went missing on saturday.
Pima County Officials are looking for a vulnerable 67-year-old woman who went missing on saturday.
Despite critics’ outcry, border wall construction goes on
The federal government is proceeding with plans for a border wall despite many protests.
The federal government is proceeding with plans for a border wall despite many protests.
Researchers at UArizona using wastewater to track COVID-19
As the spread of the coronavirus continues, researchers are looking for new ways to track it.
As the spread of the coronavirus continues, researchers are looking for new ways to track it.
Contact tracing: How does it work?
FOX 10's John Hook speaks with a University of Arizona epidemiologist on how contact tracing works.
FOX 10's John Hook speaks with a University of Arizona epidemiologist on how contact tracing works.
US appeals order to give detained migrants beds in Arizona
The Trump administration on Monday appealed a federal court order requiring the U.S. Border Patrol to provide beds, blankets, showers, quality food and medical evaluations to migrants held in many Arizona facilities longer than 48 hours.
The Trump administration on Monday appealed a federal court order requiring the U.S. Border Patrol to provide beds, blankets, showers, quality food and medical evaluations to migrants held in many Arizona facilities longer than 48 hours.
Arizona coronavirus cases surpass 5,000; 187 known deaths
Positive coronavirus tests in Arizona have now surpassed 5,000 with 187 known deaths, state health officials said Monday.
Positive coronavirus tests in Arizona have now surpassed 5,000 with 187 known deaths, state health officials said Monday.
Open, expanded hunting sought on 4 Arizona wildlife refuges
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service wants to expand hunting on three wildlife refuges in southern Arizona
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service wants to expand hunting on three wildlife refuges in southern Arizona
Workers at University of Arizona face furloughs, pay cuts amid COVID-19 pandemic
The University of Arizona is implementing furloughs and pay cuts for most of its employees as a result of economic strains brought on by the coronavirus outbreak.
The University of Arizona is implementing furloughs and pay cuts for most of its employees as a result of economic strains brought on by the coronavirus outbreak.
Advocates urge release of prisoners as Arizona fights coronavirus
As the coronavirus surfaces in Arizona prisons, advocates for inmates worry that they’re running out of time to persuade Gov. Doug Ducey to avoid a larger outbreak by releasing some of the 42,000 people who live in close quarters behind bars.
As the coronavirus surfaces in Arizona prisons, advocates for inmates worry that they’re running out of time to persuade Gov. Doug Ducey to avoid a larger outbreak by releasing some of the 42,000 people who live in close quarters behind bars.
Amazon employee at Tucson fulfillment center tests positive for COVID-19
A worker at an Amazon fulfillment center in Tucson has reportedly tested positive for COVID-19.
A worker at an Amazon fulfillment center in Tucson has reportedly tested positive for COVID-19.
Air Force to retire A-10 aircraft at Tucson base next year
The U.S. Air Force plans to retire 42 A-10 aircraft at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base next year, a move that would cut the base’s fleet of “Warthogs” in half, a member of Arizona’s congressional delegation said.
The U.S. Air Force plans to retire 42 A-10 aircraft at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base next year, a move that would cut the base’s fleet of “Warthogs” in half, a member of Arizona’s congressional delegation said.
Tucson-based Air National Guard unit getting new commander
One of the Arizona Air National Guard’s major units is getting a new commander.
One of the Arizona Air National Guard’s major units is getting a new commander.
Pima County officials warn hikers after responding to 17 rescue calls in two weeks
Pima County officials have responded to 17 rescue calls in the past two weeks.
Pima County officials have responded to 17 rescue calls in the past two weeks.
Arizona unemployment agency inundated with layoff claims amid COVID-19 pandemic
A tidal wave of unemployment claims triggered by mass coronavirus-related layoffs has inundated Arizona’s unemployment insurance office, triggering telephone and internet filing glitches and processing delays that the agency promised to work through as quickly as possible.
A tidal wave of unemployment claims triggered by mass coronavirus-related layoffs has inundated Arizona’s unemployment insurance office, triggering telephone and internet filing glitches and processing delays that the agency promised to work through as quickly as possible.