Recently, questions have been raised as to whether or not the Tombstone Marshal’s Department is certified in National Incident Management System Training (NIMS). This training not only teaches departments to work together during major emergency situations but it is also necessary to receive federal grant funding. READMORE)

On Tuesday evening the Tombstone City Council held a second public hearing which is one of the many steps necessary to get the “Home Rules” option on the September ballot. READMORE)

Over the past four months, the Tombstone Marshal’s Department has responded to various calls from assaults to shootings. The following is an update on these various incidents. READMORE)

For those who live in the county and have livestock, dogs, construction equipment, building materials, and stored automobiles on their property the Cochise County Planning & Zoning Commissioners has made some changes to the zoning regulations that may affect you. READMORE)