Paul Ingram

U.S. Rep. Adelita Grijalva said she had a "heartbreaking" visit with a 79-year-old grandmother in immigration detention Wednesday, and said she will push for the woman's release on humanitarian grounds.

Immigration attorneys and advocates said until new guardrails are in place — including reforms blocking a secret memo allowing agents to enter homes without a warrant and widespread racial profiling — Homeland Security should not receive more federal funding.

Teachers, students, University of Arizona staff and thousands of other Tucson residents marched on city streets and gathered Downtown to demonstrate opposition to the Trump administration's heavy-handed ICE crackdowns.

Pima County Attorney Laura Conover joined other U.S. county prosecutors and district attorneys on Wednesday to launch the "Fight Against Federal Overreach," a group that bills itself as an effort to "hold federal officials accountable when they exceed their lawful authority."

A 34-year old Arizona man remains hospitalized after he was shot and wounded by a Border Patrol agent around 7:30 a.m. on Tuesday just south of Arivaca Road, about 22 miles north of the U.S.-Mexico border. Patrick Schlegel of Sahaurita escaped from federal custody in December after a human smuggling conviction.

Officials with the Arizona Department of Public Safety are holding a long-planned "summit" at a hotel near the University of Arizona this week, dispelling rumors the Tucson site is hosting dozens of agents from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

In a pair of 6-0 votes, the Marana Town Council voted to rezone twin 300-acre properties late Tuesday night, allowing the construction of a data center campus — part of an expansive plan to build up to three facilities in Pima County known as Project Blue.

Banner Health will require masks at dozens of hospital and other health care facilities across Arizona and five other states on Thursday, Jan. 1, due to a surge in seasonal flu cases. Influenza here in Arizona has jumped 90% in the past week.

A binational posada — a religious and cultural tradition that depicts Mary and Joseph’s journey in search of a safe place to give birth to their son — was held in Nogales, Sonora, this weekend.

A binational posada — a religious and cultural tradition that depicts Mary and Joseph’s journey in search of a safe place to give birth to their son — was held in Nogales, Sonora, this weekend.