Judge OKs release of records from Loughner case

A federal judge on Monday acceded to a request from the Arizona Daily Star and lifted a court order that previously blocked the release of sheriff's records pertaining to the January 2011 mass shooting in Tucson.

Molestation suspect deemed competent

After spending approximately seven months in the jail's restoration-to-competency program, a Tucson man accused of molesting a little girl at a fastfood restaurant has been deemed competent.

Blog: Doctor's report offers insight into Jared Loughner's sick mind

What makes people tick? Nature versus nurture? Sick versus evil? Black, white or shades of gray?

Loughner plea is imperfect justice but sensible

Jared Lee Loughner appears different than he did 15 months ago. His brown hair shaved short, his face fuller, his countenance capable of a smile.

Tucson man pleads guilty to robbing store, killing man

A mentally ill man who stopped taking his medications, robbed a drug store and killed a man in an ensuing police chase is facing between 10 and 48.5 years in prison after entering a plea agreement Tuesday.

Random shooting suspect has past mental health history

Judge Deborah Bernini is being asked to have doctors take a look at a man charged in a random shooting.

Court rejects 3 appeals by Loughner lawyers

A federal appeals court denied a request by Tucson shooter Jared Lee Loughner's lawyers to halt his forced medication with psychotropic drugs and end his treatment at a Missouri federal prison facility.