The Oro Valley Police Department will be continuing its High Visibility Enforcement patrol efforts to address hazardous moving violations that contribute to collisions. ... Read more»
Police shootings, deaths of people in custody and other "critical incidents" involving local law enforcement officers will be investigated by a new multi-agency team, Tucson and Pima County officials announced.... Read more»
A 71-year-old woman was killed Monday when the car she was riding in was hit by a garbage truck that ran a red light, authorities said.... Read more»
An officer's death and new legislative leadership could mean Arizona motorists will be banned from texting while driving after multiple bills have failed in past sessions.... Read more»
A 63-year-old woman from Oro Valley was located safe after not being seen by her friends and family since last Monday, authorities said. Sheryl Forte was found after police announced that she was missing Monday.... Read more»
A 26-year-old man riding a motorcyle in Oro Valley died at the hospital overnight after hitting a guardrail, a police department spokeswoman said. ... Read more»
A 70-year-old man missing from his Oro Valley home since June 26, Robert Wesley Carney, was located dead in an office building Tuesday night, an official said.... Read more»
Oro Valley mayoral and Town Council candidates faced off Wednesday at the Oro Valley Public Library in a debate before the Aug. 26 primary. Candidates in the nonpartisan election addressed political discord in the town, the OV Police Department budget, and the local economy.... Read more»
Police are asking for public help in finding who poisoned a puppy in Oro Valley. Spencer, a seven-week-old Chihuahua, died after eating a strychnine-laced hot dog two weeks ago.... Read more»
Oro Valley police are seeking a man who allegedly left the scene after colliding with a bicyclist at the intersection of La Canada Drive and Tangerine Road on Sunday morning.... Read more»
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