US Judge Extends Halt on Deportations of Separated Families
The order affects many of the more than 2,500 children separated from their families.
Former DEA Agent Pleads Guilty in Firearms Case
Joseph Michael Gill sold two rifles to people police believe were going to use them illegally.
Immigration Cases Tossed in Fallout From Supreme Court Ruling
A little-known decision has brought more chaos to an already strained system.
Judge Dismisses Suit Filed by Sen. Flake's Son
It was an effort to revive a lawsuit originally brought against former Maricopa Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
Border Agent's Attorney Considering Appeal in Shooting Case
The attorney for Lonnie Swartz said he's considering an appeal following a ruling opening Swartz up to a lawsuit from the family of the teenager he killed.
Appeals Court: No Immunity for Agent In Cross-Border Killing
The central question is whether Elena Rodriguez was protected by the Constitution as a Mexican citizen on Mexican soil.
Man Extradited to US to Face Charges in Killing of Border Agent
Heraclio Osorio-Arellanes is accused of murdering agent Brian Terry in 2010.
Asylum-Seeking Mexican Journalist Freed
Emilio Gutiérrez Soto was detained almost a year by U.S. officials.
Grijalva: 'No Confidence' in Homeland Secretary Nielsen
The Hispanic Caucus met with the Homeland Security secretary regarding separated immigrant families.
14 From Tucson Area Fined for Not Showing Up for Jury Duty
The 14 were fined $300 each after being asked to explain their failure to comply.
Top Judge: Arizona Courts Step Up Efforts Against Sexual Harassment
Arizona's chief justice ordered a set of policies regarding sexual misconduct, also prompting a review of county-level policies.
Ducey: Troopers Must Cite Lawmakers Who Break Traffic Laws
The move comes after a state lawmaker was filmed telling a sheriff's deputy he had been driving 120 mph.
Attorney General Warns of International Dating Scam Targeting Arizonans
Mark Brnovich's staff returned $14,000 wired to likely fraud artists in Ghana.
Marijuana Smugglers Now Facing Border-Crossing Charge in Arizona
The policy shift impacts the hundreds in Southern Arizona arrested each year who smuggle pot instead of of paying to be smuggled themselves.
Suit Paves Way for Arizonans to Text 911
A settlement set up funding for the service, which is expected to benefit the hearing-impaired, among others.
