Poised for reelection, Sheriff Chris Nanos could face probe for suspending political rival
The race still is still uncalled with over 62,000 ballots still to count. Nanos, a Democrat, has maintained a slender lead over Republican Heather Lappin, a lieutenant in the department. That relationship, and the campaign itself, are central to the county ...
The Pima County Board of Supervisors voted to ask the Arizona Attorney General and the U.S. Attorney for Arizona to ...
PIMA COUNTY, Ariz. — One of the most competitive races in Arizona has still not been called one week after Election Day. As ...
When asked if the Board could censure Nanos, Chief Civil Deputy County Attorney Sam Brown responded, "The Board simply does ...
The suit came after Democrat Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos placed two deputies, Heather Lappin and Aaron Cross, on ...
The Republican candidate for Sheriff is arguing that disciplinary action taken against her is evidence that leadership at the ...
Both Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos and his political challenger Heather Lappin, who works under Nanos as a lieutenant at the jail, acknowledge they are imperfect people. But both say they are ...
Heather Lappin, on administrative leave. Heinz is also calling for fellow Democrat Nanos to be censured and investigated, ...
One of the most contentious races of the 2024 election season ended Tuesday night with a likely win for Pima County Sheriff ...
GOP candidate for Pima County Sheriff, Lt. Heather Lappin, is under investigation and was placed on leave. The department says it's investigating alleged campaign activities while on duty.
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