Arivaca News

Customers of Trico Electric Cooperative are beginning to feel the effects of higher rates that first appeared on September bills.

Shawna Forde looks through an abandoned mobile home looking for signs of illegal immigrants near Three Points, Arizona in October 2008.

Living on the border details A a small segment of our world. This is not a documentary just about the plight of the illegal migrant, the vanishing of the last American Frontier, and the collateral damage caused by our own actions, Because of itas vast intricacies the border documentary is a mirror for all of humanity to peer into themselves and to ...

He was a U.S. Marine who later became a mercenary at flash points around the world.

The United States is working on building a virtual fence along the border with Mexico.

A protest is planned for today against a Minuteman border group. Leaders of the Brown Berets de Aztlan said they plan to demonstrate outside Pima County Superior Court.

When you're a reporter digging deep, you turn up a lot of dirt. But that doesn't mean you can put all the good dirt in the story.

Members of a Chicano nationalist group with little presence in Southern Arizona is planning a protest in Tucson Friday morning.

When is a public meeting a press conference? When is a press conference a public meeting? Is the press public? Is the public ever the press? And just what is Tom Whetten's beef? Recently, these questions danced on the reddish head of Daniel Patterson, a feisty ecologist with the Center for Biodiversity.

When you're a reporter digging deep, you turn up a lot of dirt. But that doesn't mean you can put all the good dirt in the story.

The leading Internet supporter of Arivaca murder suspect Shawna Forde met with Forde soon after the killings occurred May 30, according to a key witness in the case.

Laine Lawless: Can't keep a bad Wiccan down... Mexican flag-burnin' nativist Laine Lawless may have some 'splainin' to do.

A Border Patrol agent is suing the U.S. Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, claiming he was traumatized after being stopped by ICE agents on a dark, rural road in southern Arizona and held at gunpoint.

When you're a reporter digging deep, you turn up a lot of dirt. But that doesn't mean you can put all the good dirt in the story.

When you're a reporter digging deep, you turn up a lot of dirt. But that doesn't mean you can put all the good dirt in the story.

When you're a reporter digging deep, you turn up a lot of dirt. But that doesn't mean you can put all the good dirt in the story.

This weekend marks three months since a double murder that rocked the tiny town of Arivaca, which is why community members came together Saturday night to help one another heal.

One of the subplots of the Arivaca murder case has been that California investigators suspect Jason Bush and Shawna Forde of involvement in a burglary and home invasion near Redding.

Just when you think the nativists have sunk to a new low, they limbo right down into the gutter a little lower.

Prosecutors announced they plan to seek the death penalty against the three people connected to a home invasion that left a nine-year-old girl and her father dead.