Friday Jun 14 | KGUN
The 'surprising' group crossing Arizona's border
The discovery of a secret stash house just across the border with Mexico leads to an eye-opening revelation.
Mexican mangoes ramp up for big promotions
Through the first week of June, Mexico had shipped about 31 million boxes of mangoes to the U.S., about 2 million more than last year at the same time, said William Watson, executive director of the Orlando-based National Mango Board.
Mexico police rescue 58 migrants held near border
Mexican federal police have rescued 58 migrants who were allegedly kidnapped and held in a house near the U.S. border.
Personal & political: Families reunite through border fence
A family reunion that's both personal and political thrusts Southern Arizona into the international spotlight.
Mining permits discussed at Patagonia public meeting
U.S. forest officials held a public meeting in the historic town of Patagonia Tuesday night to inform people about differing mining companies applying for permits to dig mines in the area.
The Nuns On The Bus Are In Tucson Today
Today at 6 p.m. NETWORK's Nuns on the Bus will be in Tucson along with the Office of Congressman RaAol Grijalva for an event focused on immigration reform.
Today in Washington: Votes begin on immigration reform
U.S. Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., left, and Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., tour the Nogales port of entry during their tour of the Mexico border with the United States on Wednesday, March 27, 2013, in Nogales, Ariz.
Pot smuggled into AZ with peppers
Federal authorities say they've seized more than 2,300 pounds of marijuana from a tractor-trailer hauling a shipment of peppers into southern Arizona.
Need for speed: Tucson teen leads police in chase across Nogales
The man, or teen behind the wheel, 19-year-old Ivan Enrique Vigil. He sped up Anthony Drive, down Western to Grand, criss crossing steep hills along the border.
Martin Ley leaves Del Campo Supreme
Martin Ley, who was vice president of Nogales, Ariz.-based Del Campo Supreme, left the company and started his own produce business.
A potential border fee could have impact on local economy
Sandra moved from the small border city of Yuma, Arizona to study Broadcast Journalism at Arizona State University in the late 90's.
Border crossing fee opposed by Nogales Mayor, City Council
In May, Nogales Mayor Arturo Garino and City Council members unanimously approved a resolution opposing the idea of a border crossing fee.
Rep. Barber Calls on Congress To Preserve OT Pay For Border Patrol
Border Patrol agents may not face furlough days if leaders of the House Appropriations Committee approve a Department of Homeland Security plan that would cut agents' overtime pay instead.
Top 10 Things to Do if You Wake Up in a Mexican Jail
The case of Goodyear mother Yanira Maldonado is a good reminder that when you're going to Mexico, you might never know when the federales are going to pin a crime on you, and take you to jail.
Border Fee Stirs Debate In Southwest, With Latino Legislators Calling For Study
U.S. agricultural inspector Mike Ollman questions a motorist entering the United States at the U.S.-Mexico border crossing on December 10, 2010 at Nogales, Arizona.
Make yourself a world-class Margarita and enjoy the Southwest in a glass
Ariz. mom not giving up on Mexico, despite arrest
And now that she's free and a drug smuggling allegation has been dropped, the Arizona woman says she's not giving up on the country of her birth.
Arizona mom jailed in Mexico on drug charges released
Yanira Maldonado hugged her husband Gary and was greeted by well-wishers after she left the lockup and officials closed the jail doors behind her.