Emily Bregel

Relatives of Nick Quets, a Marine veteran from Tucson who was shot an killed last week on a treacherous section of highway in Sonora, said Thursday they were going to

About 500 asylum seekers awaited processing by Border Patrol agents in this December 2023 photo taken near the border wall just west of the Lukeville, Ariz., port of entry, about

A Tucson-area family is mourning the violent death of 31-year-old son, husband, brother and uncle Nick Quets, who was fatally shot on a Sonora, Mexico highway last weekend.

Sonoran authorities arrested two people over the weekend in connection with the Oct. 18 killing of Tucsonan Nick Quets, Sonora officials said.

Nick Quets as shot and killed Oct. 18 after he failed to stop at an unauthorized checkpoint manned by armed men, authorities say.

Throughout his campaign, former president and now President-elect Donald Trump reiterated threats to send troops into Mexico and carry out U.S. military strikes on organized crime groups, which he's said

Republican U.S. Rep. Juan Ciscomani has secured his reelection win over Democrat Kirsten Engel, who conceded the race for Congressional District 6 on Wednesday.

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs highlighted her administration's work to embed National Guard soldiers at the border to help crack down on drug trafficking, while promising to work with the incoming

Tucson high school senior Angeles says she tries to be a role model for her two younger siblings, as well as her cousins who still live in southern Mexico. The

Tucson Mayor Regina Romero says she's committed to protecting Tucson children and families from separation, calling President-elect Donald Trump's planned mass deportations "cruel and immoral."