Moksha Sanctuary in Cochise County is dedicated to rescuing and protecting wild horses in Arizona. This nonprofit organization is the focus of our January Giving Project ...

He and his ex Em (Arielle Kebbel) have been having an affair, and now he has a definitive plan to tell his fiancée (who was clearly right to be worried about Em and not want her at their wedding ...

Nearly 30,000 rounds of ammunition were seized in mid-January, according to the Cochise County Sheriff's Office. The ammunition was seized from two cars that were headed east on I-10 from the ...

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — A multi-agency investigation in Cochise County has led to the seizure of 10,000 rounds of .50 caliber ammunition and 19,640 rounds of 7.62x39 ammunition, according to a ...

Law enforcement officials in Cochise County have conducted a significant seizure of ammunition, with tens of thousands of bullets intercepted as part of a mid-January joint operation. As per ...

BISBEE — An election official in Cochise County, where some leaders embraced voting conspiracy theories, plans to resign at the end of February. Cochise County Recorder David Stevens’ plans to ...

William Tell’s status as a folk hero makes his story kind of a Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves for the Swiss, only they're taking a country from the rich (Austria) and giving it to the poor.

Cochise County Recorder David Stevens is resigning his post, just days after being sworn in for a second term. In a letter to the county's board of supervisors, Stevens did not offer a reason for ...

To the people of Switzerland, William Tell is a national icon whose legend is rooted deep in the bedrock of the foundations of the country. He is celebrated as both founding father and symbol for the ...

Cochise County Recorder David Stevens surprised county officials when he announced his resignation Friday, just 10 days after he was sworn into office. Stevens was elected to his third four-year term ...

Protagonist William Tell, a formerly peaceful hunter, finds himself forced to take action as his family and homeland come under threat from the oppressive Austrian King and his ruthless warlords.

So the story goes, anyway. Wilhelm Tell likely never existed. But if he did, one would hope he showed more grit and zeal than Claes Bang musters in this merely competent historical epic.