Ajo, Arizona

Another huge pot bust along the border worth nearly $2 million. Border Patrol agents in southwestern Arizona recovered more than 2,200 pounds of marijuana over the weekend.

Officials have identified Sarah Renee Smith and Emily Jo Daugherty as the two Evansville women accused of attempting to cross into the United States from Mexico with nearly $100,000 of marijuana this week.

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Nearly $100,000 worth of marijuana has been recovered at the Lukeville port of entry south of Ajo in southwest Arizona.

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Nearly $100,000 worth of marijuana has been recovered at the Lukeville port of entry south of Ajo in southwest Arizona.

AJO, Ariz. Students riding the bus to school in Ajo now have to show proof they are legal residents of Arizona.

It's the first day of school here in Ajo and everything is pretty much status quo, but there's one big difference in the policy regarding student residency.

Before students living in Lukeville on the Arizona border with Mexico can board a bus for school in Ajo, they must prove their U.S. citizenship.

Students living in Mexico no longer will be able to cross the border and attend Ajo schools.

Tucson Sector Border Patrol leadership break ground in Why, Ariz. Web Producer: Brian Pryor WHY, Ariz.

U.S. Border Patrol agents in the Tucson Sector seized more than 1,700 pounds of marijuana in two separate incidents Thursday.

U.S. Border Patrol agents found more than 1,700 pounds of marijuana in two separate incidents on Thursday, according to a Border Patrol press release.