Emily Bregel's best stories of 2014
Star reporter Emily Bregel presents her most important stories of 2014.
Staff knew boy had history of sexual issues, her mother says.
Foster children more likely than nonfoster kids to be prescribed psychotropics.
Armored trucks, M16s and night-vision goggles among military gear for Pima County agencies.
Enforcers care only about "what your yard looks like," says one frustrated tenant.
Nobody in government seems to have the power to do anything about it.
While pregnant with her son, 30-year-old Joani Bonjour lived in a northwest Tucson trailer rife with black mold.
From her fatherβs beige-stuccoed mobile home, Genesis Hollmanο»Ώ has watched two families move into the trailer next door on a rent-to-own contract.
The vandalism reached a fever pitch this past homecoming weekend.
A former chairman said he felt "sick" that land-swap is now in the national defense bill.
