Amado News

Tucson's great weather makes it easy for visitors and residents to get out and about with their pets.

Special license plates, some from the road and some from the Web "OOOGOD" "CAN I GO 2" "SOTRUE" "SOUSAY" "EAGER" "EAGLE" "EARTH" "EAT2GRO" And here's a bumper sticker "Guns don't kill peopleDrivers with ...

The fugitive: James Fred Morrett, 54. When and where: Oct. 5, 2005, near Amado. Investigators: U.S. Marshals Service Summary: Morrett was driving a 1984 GMC dump truck that was pulling a trailer with a backhoe, ...

Republicans would take control of the Pima County Board of Supervisors for the first time since 1996 if challenger Barney Brenner beats three-time incumbent Democrat Sharon Bronson on Nov.

"I've lived here for 32 years and the Kaibab Shops is an iconic retail establishment in Tucson.

Tyler Wing reports Horses starved by poor economy The economy is hitting horse owners hard in Southern Arizona.

In Latin, Solaris means sun, and like the sun, this newest restaurant in Sahuarita shines.

Outgoing President Frank Perry and Vice President Sandy Rios were pleasantly surprised at the Sept.

It was a busy week for Border Patrol agents dealing with narcotics smugglers in the Santa Cruz and Pima Counties.

A detention officer of the Pinal County Sheriff's Office has been arrested and indicted on 18 charges including forgery, theft and identity theft.

The Amado Community Food Bank will accept donations of frozen turkeys from Oct. 1 through Dec.

Many Santa Cruz residents, especially at Tubac, are working hard to block two housing developments near the resort community.

Over the last couple weeks, the Pima County Sheriff's Department says they uncovered two cockfighting cases and confiscated more than 120 roosters and hens.

A 60-year-old Sahuarita woman was hospitalized Wednesday morning when her vehicle overturned on Mission Road, Pima County Sheriff's reports said.

It looks like okra again for members of Tucson Community Supported Agriculture. For several weeks now, members have gotten the capsule-shaped vegetable with their shares.

Tue, Aug 19, 2008 The Minuteman Civil Defense Corps believe that the government is failing to enforce the law and protect the border from illegal immigrants.

Members of the Minuteman Civil Defense Corps gather for a briefing before an operation Friday.

As the population continues to grow in the Green Valley and Sahuarita area, local schools are facing major crowding issues.

Stan Dietzman moved to a ghost town in the Santa Rita Mountains 19 years ago to escape the hubbub of city life.

The Marana Town Council approved an update of its outdoor lighting code Tuesday night, and the changes will go into effect immediately.