The Daily Chirp

Nearly a year after a police standoff closed part of Fry Boulevard, the Sierra Vista property owner at the center of the incident remains in legal limbo as his case moves through the courts.

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Today: Sierra Vista’s sales tax revenues have gone flat, and city leaders say that timing makes the upcoming budget year tougher.

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Today - ALA’s former coach says a hallway confrontation that looked like choking on video was a misunderstanding — but police say the images, injuries, and witness accounts tell a different story.

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Today - A Cochise County slaughterhouse is under fire again after a federal investigation uncovered another disturbing case of inhumane animal handling — its second major violation in less than six months.

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In a town built on shootouts and tall tales, the Tombstone Film Festival handed out one top prize—and one big opportunity.

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Today  - A Cochise County murder trial is on hold after a defense team shakeup uncovers a troubling link between a legal assistant and a key witness.

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Today - More than a hundred Santa Cruz County residents gathered feet from the border to protest the latest immigration visit from top federal officials — including DHS Secretary Kristi Noem — raising their voices and their signs in a spirited show of local resistance.

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In Cochise County, a case defined by betrayal and violence reaches its conclusion in court. We break down how Rynn James Prairie-Rocca—already on probation—was sentenced to life in prison plus 15 years for the murder of David McKeon and the assault and kidnapping of a woman taken from the same home in Pearce.

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Today, we’re looking at the legal effort to get a former county official out of jail before trial — and what it could reveal about Arizona’s pretrial system.

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Presented by Synergy HomeCare of Sierra Vista, Dave and Paul break down the official AIA rankings, check in on winter sports as the regular season winds down, and look ahead to the postseason. Plus: ALA keeps rolling behind CJ Williams, it’s time for Quizzy for Pizzy, and Dave's diatribe.

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