Planned Parenthood Arizona has resumed abortion care services at its Tucson facility. It's the first time services are being offered by the organization since being paused statewide shortly after the Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade.

A top Mexican official says that those six students were also alive for up to four days after the bloody September night in 2014.

A letter sent to Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Chris Magnus this week expresses greater urgency over alleged treatment of migrants at the border. Border Patrol agents in Arizona are accused of confiscating religious materials and other belongings.

The United Nations logged more than 700 deaths along the U.S.-Mexico border last year — the highest annual number since the agency began recording in 2014. The agency says year is on pace to meet that record or exceed it. This is a look into one migrant’s tragic death in Arizona — and the effort to find him.
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Ukraine, which has suffered months of bloody warfare, is the only country in the world with a higher toll of journalists killed.

Sonora's governor said that nearly half a meter of rain fell in some parts of the Valle de Guaymas.

More than 80 arrest warrants for military commanders, soldiers, state and local police and suspected members of organized crime groups were also announced over the weekend.

As of Monday morning, the state's most important interstate was open to all traffic, which was reportedly heavy and slow.

Evacuations are underway in a southeastern Arizona town as floodwater topped the Gila River.