A month since Title 42's end in Arizona: What's changed, what hasn't, what's to come?

It’s been a month since the public health order known as Title 42 was lifted, and since then, the Department of Homeland Security says illegal crossings at the southern border have taken a dip. Yuma Mayor Douglas Nicholls talks what's to come.

End of Title 42: Yuma mayor gives border update
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It's been nearly a week since Title 42 expired. Border crossings appear to be down, but that doesn't mean cities along the border aren't still facing some challenges. Yuma Mayor Douglas Nicholls spoke with FOX 10 to provide an update on the border crisis.

Yuma border prepares for migrant influx
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Title 42 will come to an end tonight, and the Border Patrol is expecting a drastic increase in migrants at all of its major points of entry in Douglas, Nogales, Lukeville and San Luis. FOX 10's Troy Hayden visited San Luis Thursday morning as hundreds were already lining up.

Thousands of migrants could soon cross into Arizona as Title 42's end nears
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Title 42, an immigration rule that was put in place during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, is set to expire on May 11, and thousands of migrants could soon cross into Arizona from Mexico after the rule's end. Reporter Ashley Soriano has more on how local officials are preparing for another possible migrant surge.

River Fire: Crews battling wildfire near Yuma
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The River Fire started on Sunday night and has burned about 125 acres on both sides of the Arizona-California border. It's unclear how the fire started, but it is believed to be human caused.

Crime Files: Deadly barricade situation in Phoenix QT; murder near shooting range
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Our top crime stories for the week of March 13: Arizona man arrested for allegedly killing his parents; a man dead following a barricade situation inside north Phoenix QuikTrip; an escaped Yuma inmate caught in south Phoenix; 2 arrested in murder of man in Casa Grande; and a man accused of driving drunk with a baby strapped to his chest.

Crime Files: Arizona man's memorial continuously destroyed; Parents arrested in teen son's death
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Our top stories for the week of March 6: A family in Surprise is remembering their son Bryce Burgess with a memorial where he was killed in a motorcycle crash, but they're not able to do that in peace because someone keeps destroying it; The investigation into the death of a 16-year-old Arizona boy has led to the arrest of his parents; A carjacking suspect is dead after reportedly fleeing from authorities in Arizona; Police say they found a K-9 who went missing from his handler's home, but it appears the dog bit someone while out, reportedly leaving several deep puncture wounds; A semi-truck driver was likely impaired when he crashed on Interstate 17, causing commuters to be stranded on the highway for hours.

Homeland Security Committee holds 'Every state is a border state' hearing
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The U.S. House Homeland Security Committee held a hearing Feb. 28 on "Every State is a Border State: Examining Secretary Mayorkas' Border Crisis." Pinal County, Arizona Sheriff Mark Lamb spoke at the hearing, along with Rebecca Kiessling of Michigan, Robert Trenschel, President and CEO of Yuma Regional Medical Center, and David Bier, Associate Director of Immigration Studies at the CATO Institute.

Arizona Sens. Kyrsten Sinema, Mark Kelly tour Yuma border

Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema lead a group of U.S. senators to the southern border on Jan. 10. Tuesday's visit to Yuma follows the bi-partisan group's tour in El Paso, Texas, where resources are strained from a flood of migrants.

Yuma County declares emergency as migrants continue to gather at border

Border agents apprehended over 300,000 immigrants over the past year in Yuma alone - that's more than the population of the country.

Arizona Gov. Ducey stacks containers on border at term’s end

Until protesters slowed, then largely halted the work in recent days, Ducey pressed forward over the objections of the U.S. government, environmentalists and an incoming governor who has called it a poor use of resources.

Unknown suspects tried to lure Yuma boy into van, police say

Yuma Police were called to an area near the 1700 block of 45th Avenue just after 3 p.m. on Nov. 17 after the young boy ran away and told his family.

Yuma man gets life sentence in woman’s death 2 years ago

A Yuma man was sentenced to life in prison for a woman's shooting death two years ago whose body was found in a citrus grove.

US government tells Arizona to remove shipping containers along border wall

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey ordered the installation of more than 100 double-stacked containers that were placed over the summer, saying he couldn’t wait for the U.S. Customs and Border Protection to award the contracts it had announced for work to fill the gaps in the border wall in the border area.