Federal judge throws out No More Deaths convictions
The volunteers had been convicted of misdemeanors after leaving food and water in the Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge.
Maricopa County agrees to pay other side's legal costs in racial profiling case
The payment is tied to a lawsuit against the sheriff’s office for profiling Latino drivers.
Judge overseeing Border Patrol trial may order tents for Tucson Sector
Government attorneys said the number of families seeking asylum in the sector is already far higher than the last fiscal year.
Finding perspective on race and privilege: "Master Harold"... and the Boys
Also on Arizona Spotlight: A conversation with James D. Diamond about his book "After the Blood Bath", and Part 2 of Youth Crossing Gender Borders, "Changing Expectations".
Trial over treatment of migrants in Border Patrol custody begins
Advocates are alleging inhumane treatment at many of the agency's short-term detention centers in Arizona.
TUSD: End court supervision in desegregation case
The district said court approval of its request would save money and keep dollars flowing for related programs for students.
Man gets life in prison for 2010 killing of US border agent Brian Terry
Heraclio Osorio Arellanes was a member of a "rip crew" that fired on Terry's unit in 2010, killing the Border Patrol agent.
Scottsdale man admits to misrepresenting jewelry as Native American-made
A group sold the fraudulent jewelry, made in the Philippines, all over the West.
DOJ, immigration judges head to hearing on future of labor union
A labor union for immigration judges is headed for a showdown with the Department of Justice.
US government loses two border fence funding lawsuits
Together, they block nearly $4 billion in military funds to build a new border fence.
Senate bill could roll back tribal authority in domestic violence cases
It's one of two U.S. Senate bills that would renew the Violence Against Women Act.
Arizona border activist acquitted of harboring immigrants
The jury deliberated for just hours in the second trial for Scott Warren, which followed a mistrial in June.
Pima County considering new court for American Indian child welfare cases
The proposed court would encourage a legal team to specialize in the requirements of the Indian Child Welfare Act, an official says.
Second trial to begin for Scott Warren, activist accused of harboring immigrants
Warren says he was a performing a humanitarian mission to help migrants in need.
Trump to nominate Pima County judge for federal judgeship
John Hinderaker currently presides over family court and criminal dockets on the Pima County court.
