Activists held a demonstration outside the White House this week calling for an end to pandemic-era restrictions at the border. The event marked a year since images of Border Patrol agents chasing, grabbing and yelling at Haitian migrants emerged from Del Rio, Texas.

The main purpose of the change is to avoid needlessly terrifying pets. Sonoran Gov. Alfonso Durazo encouraged municipal governments across the state to follow suit.

Mexico’s president recently proposed a peace plan for the war ignited by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

City leaders in Tucson are asking for donations from the community as a higher than usual number of asylum seekers arrive in need of assistance.

Arizona’s new legislative and congressional districts will see their first test drive this November when voters head to the polls. But some voting advocates in Indian Country are worried they will water down the impact of the Indigenous vote.

Gen. Jose Rodriguez had recently been accused of personally ordering the execution of six of the 43 Ayotzinapa teachers college students.

Compared to Arizona, mountain biking and other off-road cycling disciplines are relatively new sports in Sonora. Many of the existing trails are recently built, and new riders are hitting the available dirt all the time. But in a thirty-mile corridor at the southern end of the state, growth has been particularly dynamic.
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The largest school district in the Navajo Nation has received its first electric school buses. Some students in the Chinle Unified School District experienced their first rides in electric vehicles this week.

Mexico’s lower house of Congress has voted to continue using the military to tackle domestic security issues through 2028.