Every year in February, a ceremony is held to honor the legacy of the Buffalo soldiers once stationed right here in our city.

Validating the volunteer group’s “crucial insights and knowledge,” the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality awarded ...

The No. 23-ranked Rio Rico Hawks knocked off No. 14 Saguaro in the play-in round of the 4A Conference girls basketball ...

Many times, self-represented parties want to speak with the judge about their cases. A party cannot simply show up at the ...

The Santa Cruz Valley Unified School District’s board recognized 12 elementary-aged students on Jan. 28 for submitting the ...

Jessence Octavio-Callejo of Rio Rico High School brought home a third-place medal from the girls Division II state ...

T Apaches routed the Mountain Pointe Pride 60-23 in the play-in round of the 5A Conference girls basketball tournament on Feb ...

Mexican officials have transported recently deported migrants to a government shelter. Meanwhile, many asylum-seeking ...

Despite the Nogales Appeals Commission’s vote to reverse former Fire Chief Jeff Sargent’s termination, city officials have ...

For years, expectations were high that a nonprofit organization would build a much-vaunted children’s museum in Nogales, but the COVID-19 pandemic hit, and many hopes and dreams came crashing down.

The girls basketball teams from Nogales and Rio Rico high schools have earned spots in their respective state tournament play ...

It’s one of the top 10 most endangered rivers in the United States. A river that has carved through the Sonoran Desert and made life possible for various species over 12,000 years. Today ...