On The Border

On The Border

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On The Border episodes

  • Tombstone Bets on Its Municipal Airport

    Could Tombstone Municipal Airport become a multimillion-dollar economic engine for Tombstone, Arizona, and the surrounding region? Today, we look at plans for the small Cochise County airport and what its potential growth could mean for economic development, business and aviation in Southern Arizona.

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    13 min
  • Arizona Seeks Reimbursement as Border Pressure Eases

    Today - Cochise County Sheriff Mark Dannels says Arizona’s southern border is now “manageable,” as state and local officials seek more than 902 million dollars in federal reimbursement for years of border-security spending.

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    14 min
  • Trial Stalls in 25-Year-Old Assault Case

    Today - A trial involving a retired Border Patrol supervisor accused in a nearly 25-year-old Bisbee sexual assault case has been delayed once again.

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    15 min
  • Strong demand hits new Starbucks at Gadsden Hotel

    Today - A new coffee stop inside Douglas’ historic Gadsden Hotel opened to such strong demand that it temporarily sold out of ingredients just days after launch.

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    14 min
  • Nogales meeting turns tense over councilman’s extended questioning

    Today - A Nogales councilman says his lengthy public questions were about transparency — while city officials say most of them could have been handled outside the meeting.

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    17 min
  • Peggy Judd’s Life After Cochise County Politics

    Today - Former Cochise County Supervisor Peggy Judd is spending a new chapter of her life far from home, serving an 18-month mission in Mexico after a final stretch in public office marked by personal loss and legal trouble tied to Cochise County’s 2022 election certification.

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    17 min
  • The Dennis DeConcini Port rebuild and what it means for Nogales

    Today - A massive rebuild of the Dennis DeConcini Port of Entry could reshape Nogales for generations, changing not just how people cross the border, but how the city’s downtown survives and grows.

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    14 min
  • A New Community Hub Is Taking Shape at Camp Naco

    Today - Camp Naco is expanding its vision, with plans for a new community hub that could bring everyday services and office space to Naco residents.

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    11 min
  • Willcox police say March 31 shooting suspect fled to Mexico

    Today - A homicide investigation in Willcox is stretching across the border, as police say the main suspect in a deadly March 31 shooting has fled to Mexico.

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    12 min

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News from the Arizona-Mexico border. Join us to learn more about everything from the halted border wall construction to immigration, and what local humanitarians and law enforcement have to say about it all.