Arizona News

Crews are battling two lightning-sparked wildfires in Arizona, including the 1,000-acre Rock Canyon Fire on the Kaibab Plateau.

Chip Thomas explores the hidden history of Black lumberjacks, highlighting their contributions to Northern Arizona.

An exhibit at NAU explores Arizona’s drought and water crisis, highlighting collaborations for water security.

Crews are working to contain a wildfire on Mormon Mountain, 18 miles from Flagstaff. Smoke remains visible nearby.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes secured a $795,000 settlement against a mobile park for misleading tenants about electricity.

The Maricopa County Recorder and Board of Supervisors are embroiled in a legal battle over election control, with disputes over IT staff, early voting, and accusations of bad faith negotiations.

A jury found ex-Prescott officer Brian Sutton guilty of manslaughter in the 2024 shooting of unarmed Daniel Leslie.

FEMA has allocated $600,000 to Flagstaff for flood prevention, replacing old storm pipes to protect against monsoon damage.

Walmart shoppers in Phoenix will soon enjoy drone deliveries as Walmart and Wing expand service to new cities by 2027.

Charles Kundelius spins signs with flair, gaining TikTok fame and training others, turning a side gig into a passion.

Arizona faces severe water cuts as Colorado River states remain deadlocked, risking drastic impacts on its water supply.

The Phoenix Art Museum received its largest Native art gift, including nearly 200 works from William P. Healy’s collection.