The following is a news release from U.S. Customs and Border Protection:

On June 6, agents assigned to the Willcox Station discovered human remains in the desert near Bisbee, Ariz. The scene was turned over to the Cochise County Sheriff’s Office.

The Tucson Sector Border Patrol remains dedicated to ensuring criminal immigrants are identified and that consequences are upheld to the full extent of the law. Tucson Sector Border Patrol also deploys specialty units such as the Horse Patrol, which are highly effective in rural and remote areas.

The following is a news release from the Copper Queen Community Hospital:

In its continuing mission to provide patients with the most advanced medical care, Copper Queen Community Hospital will soon begin a three-phased construction project to expand and renovate its Emergency Department.

“We are excited about the benefits that the enhancements to the Emergency Department will bring to our patients,” said Jim Dickson, CQCH chief executive officer. “Many of the changes have been designed to help streamline patient visits and reduce wait times.”

PORTAL, AZ – The Horseshoe 2 Fire burning near Portal has grown to 100,200 acres with 55-percent containment Sunday morning, according to a morning update sent out by Incident Commander Jim Thomas said.

Weather conditions forecasted for the next few days include a shift in wind direction from the southwest to the southeast and a 10- to 15-percent chance of dry thunderstorms, Thomas said. These conditions may potentially increase fire activity.

Mandatory evacuation orders continue for the communities of Paradise, East Whitetail Canyon, and nearby residences, Thomas said. Chiricahua National Monument is closed to visitors.