Navajo Community Revives Sheep Herding Amid Drought Challenges
July 10, 2026
A little less than halfway up the Carrizo Mountains, there’s an abandoned sheep camp with a blue tin roof.
A little less than halfway up the Carrizo Mountains, there’s an abandoned sheep camp with a blue tin roof.
The DOJ sends election monitors to Arizona and other states to ensure compliance with federal civil rights laws.
Veterans highlight a gap in Arizona’s services to Governor Hobbs, urging better coordination to aid those in need.
Crews contained 69% of the Pocket Fire near Sedona. Shifting winds and low activity on perimeters are noted.
The National Park Service is investigating a mysterious illness affecting boaters on the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon. Symptoms include fever and joint aches.
An attorney drops a lawsuit over Arizona’s transgender sports ban despite believing the ban is illegal under federal law.
The Prescott airport plans to extend its runway to 10,000 feet, accommodating larger aircraft and reducing noise.
City officials confirm ICE has secured office space in Flagstaff, Arizona, as part of statewide enforcement expansion.
The barrel cactus, with vibrant yellow fruit like mini pineapples, offers versatile uses in both culinary and cultural contexts.
A DOJ official warned Arizona about noncitizens on voter rolls, threatening prosecution for election officials involved.
A Morenci copper mine worker died Monday in a haul truck accident. Freeport-McMoRan confirmed the fatal incident.
Arizona regulators allowed higher arsenic levels in groundwater near a uranium mine, sparking opposition from the Havasupai Tribe.
