Woman pleads guilty in crash that injured Tucson bicyclist

A Tucson woman could be placed on probation or receive up to seven years in prison after admitting she left the scene after causing a crash that resulted in serious injury, tampered with evidence and caused criminal damage.

Process to replace Judge Miller has begun

If at first you don't succeed, try, try again.

Sanctions vs. prosecution lifted in murder case case

Pima County Superior Court Judge Clark Munger was so convinced that a Tucson Police detective hid evidence in a 2010 murder case that he imposed sanctions on two separate occasions before retiring.

Public defenders asking for $13K in sanctions

If public defenders Michael Mussman and Sheena Chawla get their way, the Pima County Attorney's Office and the Tucson Police Department will soon have to cough up $13,375.

Life in prison for brothers who killed teen girl after Tucson home invasion

Two brothers were sentenced to natural life in prison plus an extra 189 years each in the murder of a Tucson girl following a violent, unrelated home invasion.

Defense attorneys accuse prosecutor of misconduct in dead baby case

Last month, a Pima County jury couldn't decide if Denise Pesqueira killed her newborn son or not and a mistrial was declared at the end of her two-week trial.

Hunt for Judge Munger's replacement begins

Officials are looking for three people they can recommend to Gov. Jan Brewer as Judge Clark Munger's replacement.

Mistrial for Tucson woman accused of killing newborn

A mistrial was declared this morning in the case of a Tucson woman accused of murdering her newborn son and tossing him in the trash.

Brothers convicted in killing of Tucson girl, 15

Two Tucson brothers are facing life in prison after being convicted Thursday of 23 felony counts apiece, including first-degree murder, in the death of a 15-year-old girl and a home invasion.

Driver who killed Tucson bicyclist given 33 years

A long-time alcoholic who killed a Tucson bicyclist last fall told his sentencing judge the death penalty would be an appropriate sentence for him and he’s having a hard time accepting the fact he killed someone.

Tucson man given 10.5 years in drug-related killing

A Tucson man was sentenced to 10 1/2 years in prison Monday for his part in a deadly drug-related shooting.

Murder suspect upset with forensic psychiatrist

Last November, Judge Clark Munger ruled murder suspect Ray Segala, 58, is mentally fit to stand trial, but his attorneys remain unconvinced.

Tucson man pleads guilty in deadly drug-buy shootout

A 27-year-old Tucson man who was indicted on a felony murder charge is facing between five and 10 1/2 years in prison after pleading guilty to aggravated assault in the case.