Hiker falls dozens of feet off hiking trail in Sedona, sheriff's office says
A man visiting from Maine died while on a hike in Sedona after falling 30–35 feet down an embankment, the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office said.
Hiker falls dozens of feet off hiking trail in Sedona
A man visiting from Maine died while on a hike in Sedona after falling 30–35 feet down an embankment, the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office said.
Winter Weather: Storm dumps snow on Sedona
The wet weather isn't just hammering the Phoenix area, as people in the Sedona area have experienced a series of snow and rain showers. FOX 10's Lauren Clark reports.
An update on the viral javelinas on a Sedona golf course
It's been several months since we told you about a Sedona golf course that went viral because of javelinas. They were tearing up the course searching for food. Those who run the course didn’t want to harm any javelinas, but they needed to find some way to preserve the grass. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen has an update on this story.
Sights & sounds of Oak Creek Canyon | Drone Zone
We're heading up north to the majestic red rocks in the Sedona area. FOX 10 drone pilot Joe Tillman gives us a bird's eye view on this special edition of Drone Zone.
SR 89A reopens after rock blasting work
A portion of State Route 89-A near Sedona is back open after being closed for nearly two weeks.
Nightly Roundup: Police shooting investigation; man sets house on fire
From an active investigation following a West Valley police shooting to a shocking twist in a barricade situation, here's a look at some of our top stories.
Arizona city considers turning parking lot into overnight campground for workers
Sedona's tourism boom and short-term rentals are pushing rent prices higher than the Red Rocks, which makes the city famous.
Arizona city considers turning parking lot into overnight campground for workers.
Sedona's tourism boom and short-term rentals are forcing many workers out of their homes, but the city has a plan to fix the problem.
Maid Fire 100% contained near Sedona
Firefighters have fully contained a fire that burned 940 acres on Apache Maid Mountain.
Maid Fire burns over 500 acres near Sedona
A wildfire that is believed to be human-caused has burned 543 acres about 15 miles east of Sedona in the Coconino National Forest.
Why did javelinas damage an Arizona golf course?
It's a video that has gone viral on various social media, but some are wondering why javelinas decided to damage a golf course in the Sedona area. The golf course's manager has the answers.
A warmer than usual summer blamed for hungry, hungry javelinas ripping through Arizona golf course
Operators of a northern Arizona golf course think they have finally found the right repellent for javelinas ripping apart their turf — chili oil.
Sedona's peak tourism season begins as temps drop and leaves change into fall colors
Still feeling the heat in the Valley? Why not go for a day trip? That’s what FOX 10's Steve Nielsen did Monday to show us why Sedona is a great place to visit in the fall.
Sedona's peak tourism season begins as temps drop
Still feeling the heat in the Valley? Why not go for a day trip? That’s what FOX 10's Steve Nielsen did Monday to show us why Sedona is a great place to visit in the fall.
Sedona hiker killed on Utah hike remembered as beloved mother, teacher
Jeanne Roblez Howell is being remembered as a beloved mother of 2 and a teacher who touched the lives of hundreds at Valley Verde School. She was found dead in Utah's Bryce Canyon National Park after a thunderstorm and flash flooding hit the area.
Lightning strikes too close for comfort in Sedona
Vincent Ramirez captured a lightning strike, way too close for comfort, accompanied by crackling thunder in Sedona, Arizona.
Rural travel destinations where you can unplug and have fun this summer
Looking for a vacation destination with some country charm this summer? Places with a small town feel are sometimes what you need for the ultimate relaxation vacation.
Wildfire closes some Sedona hiking trails this weekend
Sedona residents could see some smoke overnight and into the morning on Saturday, but authorities say smoke impacts should be minimal.
Rain, snowmelt filling up Arizona waterways as winemakers face challenges from Mother Nature
The sight of a Salt River with flowing water is a sign that recent rain and snow runoff has filled up some reservoirs that provide water to Phoenix, but the wet winter is also causing a certain level of hardship for some businesses in Northern Arizona.