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 – A man arrested at Fort Huachuca by federal agents in August 2022 on charges he possessed more than 200 files depicting children being sexually abused will go on trial later this month at Cochise County Superior Court in Bisbee.
By: Terri Jo Neff
SIERRA VISTA – Nearly 80 people attended a Sept. 9 election forum hosted by the NAACP in Sierra Vista. There were 11 candidates participating, but two received much of the attention – Scott Eckstein and Lori Zucco, the respective Democratic and Republican nominees for Cochise County Attorney.
By: Terri Jo Neff
BISBEE – Randy Ray Brown was sentenced Friday to 33 years in state prison for the attempted first degree murder and aggravated assault of Willcox Ofc. Nicholas Williams during a
By: Terri Jo Neff
TUCSON – A federal civil rights lawsuit involving a traffic stop by a Cochise County sheriff’s deputy of an African American woman who was wearing a neck brace while driving
TUCSON – Ann English, the chairwoman of the Cochise County Board of Supervisors, was recently honored by the Arizona Border Counties Coalition for her service toward improving the quality of life and economy along the border.
By: Terri Jo Neff
BISBEE – A 16-year-old from Nogales arrested last month after another teen was shot near Douglas High School has been indicted as an adult by a Cochise County grand jury on multiple felonies, including attempted first degree murder and discharge of a firearm within city limits.
By: Terri Jo Neff
BISBEE – An order was issued last Friday by the Arizona Supreme Court setting several deadlines in an election challenge involving a candidate for the Cochise County Community College District
By: Terri Jo Neff
BISBEE – A Douglas woman charged earlier this month with manslaughter and negligent homicide was trying to find out if her boyfriend had been unfaithful shortly before he was struck by her car and died of head trauma, according to court records.
By: Terri Jo Neff
BISBEE — A discovery earlier this month that nearly 98,000 people across Arizona may be improperly designated as full voters despite not providing proof of U.S. citizenship led to an emergency meeting Tuesday morning involving the 15 county recorders responsible by law for voter registration.
By: Terri Jo Neff
BENSON — A veteran detective has been assigned to investigate claims of intimidating behavior and possible assault last Saturday at a meeting of
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