Flowers sit next to the commemorative plaque that names the 19 U.S. Marines killed in the Nighthawk 72 Osprey aircraft crash of April 8, 2000, at Marana Regional Airport. People gathered Saturday to remember those lost 10 years ago.

There will be a memorial service honoring the 19 U.S. Marines who were killed in an MV-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft accident at the Marana Regional Airport on April 8, 2000.

It was nearly 12 years ago when an MV-22 Osprey Rotor Aircraft crashed at the Marana Regional Airport and burst into flames, killing 19 Marines on April 8, 2000.

On April 8, 2000, 10 years ago Thursday, an MV-22 Osprey aircraft crashed and burst into flames during an evening noncombatant evacuation maneuver at Marana Regional Airport.

The firing of a paramedic who tested positive for cocaine use during a drug test has placed Northwest Fire and Rescue District Chief Jeff Piechura at odds with the firefighter's union that has staunchly supported him in the past.

Another Oro Valley Town Council member has resigned from the post. Salette Latas has left the duty after two years. We are grateful for her service.

Ten years ago in April, a U.S. Marines Bell-Boeing MV-22 Osprey aircraft crashed at the Marana Regional Airport, killing all 19 servicemen aboard.

Native Tucsonan Jon Robson has lived in Oro Valley only a year, but he has a pretty good idea of how he'd run things if elected to a four-year term to the Oro Valley Town Council.

OV Library is getting device that magnifies

Roger Dougan, the manager of the Marana-Northwest-Regional Airport who was suspended and placed on paid administrative leave last month, is expected to tender his resignation by June 30.

Marana to hold quarterly blood drive April 14

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