Terri Jo Neff is a journalist who focuses on local news in Sierra Vista, Arizona. She writes for Herald/Review Media and the Eastern Arizona Courier, with her work also appearing in the Nogales International. Terri Jo covers a range of topics, including court cases, local government issues, and community events.
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Terri Jo Neff's coverage predominantly focuses on crime, legal cases, and the local legal system in Sierra Vista, Arizona. She also covers government and politics related to legal policy regulation. This indicates a preference for stories related to ongoing criminal cases, lawsuits, court proceedings as well as breaking news and evolving stories within the local legal system.
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By: Terri Jo Neff
BISBEE – Aaron Michael Bradley knew he was going to prison for at least 80 years when he arrived at the Cochise County Superior Court in Bisbee on Tuesday for sentencing. He also knew the maximum term Judge Jason Lindstrom could impose was 136 years.
By: Terri Jo Neff
SIERRA VISTA – A Sierra Vista man arrested last month for allegedly setting fire to a vehicle and exposing his genitals to a child was reported multiple times to police for an escalating series of “irrational actions” directed toward at a family who lived on the same street.
By: Terri Jo Neff
BISBEE — Cochise County's announced vote count is accurate despite a pause in ballot tabulation on Thursday due to an unspecified “issue” which was first disclosed on the county's Facebook page, according to another posting.
By: Terri Jo Neff
BISBEE — Cochise County's two ballot tabulators are not processing as fast as expected so elections officials have arranged to have a loaner tabulator brought in from Nebraska which could be up and running by Sunday if the necessary testing is successful.
By: Terri Jo Neff
BISBEE — The results of roughly 16,000 early ballots cast in Cochise County were tossed out prior to Election Day and sent back through the tabulation process due to accuracy concerns, but no one informed the elected officials responsible for administering the county's elections, the Herald/Review has confirmed.
By: Terri Jo Neff
BISBEE – One week after Election Day, the clouds caused by long lines, tabulation issues, and replacement ballots received by some voters too late to be cast have cleared enough to show the presumptive winners in five contested Cochise County races.
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By: Terri Jo Neff
BISBEE – A Cochise County judge ruled Wednesday that the family of an elderly woman mauled to death by a pitbull last year can amend their lawsuit against the city of Sierra Vista to add claims of recklessness and gross negligence.
By: Terri Jo Neff
BISBEE – Much of the attention on the 2024 General Election has focused on county, state, and federal races, but there were also several more local races which will have a significant impact on residents.
By: Terri Jo Neff
BISBEE — A Sierra Vista man accused of committing a felony sex crime against a minor in 2023 has entered into a plea agreement with the Cochise County Attorney's Office to resolve the case with a no contest plea to one count of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, a misdemeanor.
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