Sierra Vista News

Three top European defence firms called on Sunday on governments to launch a programme to manufacture drones that European countries are currently having to buy from Israel or the United States.

Due to budget constraints and furlough impacts, on June 17, the East Gate at Ft.

Failure to secure all food and garbage outside a home after a first warning that it's attracting bears can result in a citation under a Cochise County ordinance.

Cochise County Sheriff's Office Detention Officer Arrested DEA Special Agent in Charge Doug Coleman today announced the arrests of 19 of 21 suspected members of a cocaine trafficking organization operating in Cochise County.

A Predator drone operated by U.S. Customs and Border Protection's Office of Air and Marine taxis for a flight over southern Arizona near the Mexican border on March 7 from Fort Huachuca in Sierra Vista, Ariz.

Prestige Assisted Living at Sierra Vista celebrates National Flag Week with an opportunity for local residents to exchange worn-out U.S. flags for new flags, free of charge, beginning June 10. Prestige invites the community to stop by and receive a brand-new American flag in exchange for worn-out or used flags throughout the week.

A year-long investigation by federal authorities has resulted in the arrest of 18 people connected to a cocaine trafficking organization operating in Cochise County including a sheriff's detention officer.

The X-47B represents a sophisticated technological innovation in unmanned aircraft systems.

The Sierra Vista Ranger District will renovate the lower pond at Brown Canyon Ranch to improve the aquatic habitat for threatened and endangered species, such as the Chiricahua Leopard Frog, from June 10 through June 14. The pond will have limited accessibility while the renovations are being completed.

The Sierra Vista Police Department responded to a call of a shoplifter at a local Kmart and ended up arresting the suspect on drug charges.

Police are investigating a string of arsons at an Episcopal Church and are looking to identify a person seen in surveillance photos starting the fires.