CBP Officer Used Government Credit Cards to Buy Gas for his Vehicles
Juan Fernando Barajas admitting to buying gas for personal vehicles with 13 stolen cards.
One Woman's Journey Through Border Patrol Detention
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Campaign finance curiosities in the 2018 Governor's race; and the co-founder of Cyclovia talks about building better communities for all.
Fighting Hate with Love
An Interview with Civil Rights Pioneer Bernard Lafayette
Arizona Supreme Court Censures Pima County Justice of the Peace
Paula Aboud stole assessment and answer key, claimed actions were a practical joke.
UA Men's Basketball Assistant Coach Facing Federal Charges
Emmanuel "Book" Richardson accused in FBI fraud conspiracy.
Arizona Supreme Court: Tucson Can't Destroy Seized Guns
The court said the state law supersedes Tucson's authority as a charter city.
Local Courts Team Up to Clear Up Warrants
Pima County and Tucson are working together to resolve outstanding issues.
A Woman from Syria Shares Flavors of her Homeland
Also on Arizona Spotlight: A public forum at TMC examines the future of Arizona health care; how this week's Supreme Court ruling affects immigration; and join some of the estimated 1,500 people who walk and run on Tumamoc Hill every day.
Former Pima County Chief Deputy Sentenced to Probation
He pled guilty to reduced charges after indictment on misuse of $500,000.
Students Seek Clarity for 'Red Tag' Ordinance on Parties
Neighbor says request would place too much burden on complaining residents.
Remains of Tucson Child Missing 5 Years Found in Desert
Police say investigation continuing in death of Isabel Celis, who disappeared from her home in April 2012.
Will Tucson Clash with Feds over 'Immigrant Welcoming'?
US Attorney General threatens to cut funding for cities not enforcing federal laws.
Remembrance for Those Who Died in the Desert
Also on Arizona Spotlight: The American Friends Service Committee marks 100 years working for justice; Celebrating growth at the Mission Garden Project; and the US Poet Laureate Herrera visits a Tucson elementary school.
US Supreme Court Upholds Validity of Tucson Election System
Court rejects Republican appeal that system violates one person, one vote provision.
Want to See State Courts in Action? Appeals Coming to UA
Arizona appeals court will hear civil and criminal cases at the university law school.
