Poll: Arizona Voters Oppose ICE Shutdown
Even in heavily Democratic Pima County, less than a quarter of the people questioned agreed with abolishing ICE.
Supreme Court to Open 2018 Term with Arizona Case
Two former Mount Lemmon firefighters claim age discrimination.
Government to Reunite Some Migrant Kids With Parents
The Justice Department said 54 children under the age of 5 — less than half of those identified — will be reunited.
Separated & Reunited on the Border
Also on Arizona Spotlight: An update on the poaching of a male jaguar sighted in the Huachuca Mountains; meet Ciara Peterson, a Tucson girl who is a national champion at using braille.
How Some Pima County Minors End Up In Adult Court
A discussion with the probation director of the Pima County Juvenile Court.
Cochise County's Crackdown on Young Drug Smugglers
The county attorney is prosecuting more minors as adults for smuggling charges.
Arizona's Prisons Boss Found in Contempt Over Inmate Care
The decision stems from state's failure to make improvements promised in 2014.
Judge Mulls Allowing Expelled Arizona Lawmaker on Ballot
The decision over Don Shooter's candidacy was expected Friday.
Arizona Expands Electronic Search-Warrant System for DUI Cases
The system, which sends warrant requests electronically to judges, will be available to all law enforcement in the state.
DOC: Death of Tucson Prison Inmate Appears to be a Homicide
Corrections officials say criminal investigators have identified a suspect in Martinez's death, but no other details were released.
Taking a Trip to "Bundyville"
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Legal battles on the border over the separation of families; and Buddhist scholar Robert Thurman talks about life, death, and having fun in between.
Arizona Court Rules for Phoenix on Same-Sex Wedding Invitations
The city ordinance prohibits businesses from discriminating based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
Minnesota Sues Arizona-Based Opioid Manufacturer
Attorney general says Insys encouraged overprescription of painkiller Subsys.
Ruling: No Right to Not be Called 'Alleged Victim'
An Arizona appeals court says judges have leeway to decide how to refer to crime victims, depending on the case.
Tucson 'Operation Streamline' Prosecutions Highest Since Launch
The controversial system for prosecuting immigrants has seen an almost 70 percent increase over last year.
