Family members speak out after bounce house incidents in Yavapai County and Mesa
The two cases happened in Yavapai County and Mesa, and both happened just days apart. In both cases, witnesses say a gust of wind carried lifted the bounce house into the air.
Paramedics in Prescott pull woman out of burning car before fire crews arrive
A crew in Prescott recently went above and beyond when it comes to saving a woman.
Prescott man to serve 100 years in prison for sexual assault
Yavapai County prosecutors say 37-year-old David Walker Littlehale was convicted last month and sentenced last week.
Evacuations lifted for Tussock Fire burning near Prescott National Forest
Evacuation orders have been lifted for the Minnehaha, Fort Misery, and Horsethief Basin communities, however, residents should remain ready in case another evacuation is ordered. Crown King residents have been asked to do the same.
Navajos say new Arizona restrictions will complicate voting
One Arizona bill continues the existing practice of giving voters who didn’t sign mail-in ballots until 7 p.m. on Election Day to do so, while another makes it easier to be purged from the early voting list.
Fire crews rely on air support to successfully suppress wildfires
Helicopters, as well as other, bigger aircraft have been called in for standby and backup, as the fire season rolls on in Arizona.
Arizona imposes new fire restrictions in multiple counties
The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management announced it will implement additional restrictions across the central and northern portions of the state starting May 14.
More forests in Arizona impose fire, smoking restrictions
The Coconino, Kaibab and Tonto national forests issued coordinated statements announcing that those forests were joining the Apache-Sitgreaves and Prescott forests in imposing restrictions, with the latest ones taking effect Friday.
Long suspected of murder, woman confesses but avoids prison
Harmon confessed. But with Pitts’ death, her story changed over the years: She said Clerx was her alibi. She claimed another roommate strangled Pitts.
Prescott Valley PD investigates 4-car collision at Highway 69/169
According to police, the driver of a 2009 Chevrolet Impala was traveling northbound on SR-69, failed to see a red light, and rear-ended a Toyota Camry.
Navajo Nation reports no COVID-19 deaths for 4th time in 5 days
Tribal health officials said the total number of cases since the pandemic began more than a year ago now is 30,565 on the vast reservation that covers parts of Arizona, New Mexico and Utah.
YCSO: Man stabbed in the face following golf course fight; suspect arrested
Officials with the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office say they arrested a man who allegedly drove a truck into another person and stabbed the person in the face with a knife.
Arizona hospitality group offers free college tuition for employees
A Yavapai County hospitality group is offering a free college education to incentivize current and future employees as it's been tough getting new people to join the team.
Made in Arizona: 'Virgin Cheese' offers vegan-friendly, dairy-free cheese
Here in Arizona, the so-called Vegan Cheese Queen of Verde Valley is appealing to lactose-intolerant dairy lovers everywhere with her Virgin Cheese. FOX 10's Christina Carilla reports.
Navajo Nation once ravaged by COVID-19 now helping out India
Navajo Nation was one of the hardest hit in the COVID-19 pandemic but now that it's nearing herd immunity, it's helping out India.
Navajo Nation reports no new COVID-19 cases and no deaths
The Navajo Department of Health also loosened some virus-driven restrictions and transition to “yellow status.”
Navajo Nation students describe pandemic struggles to Jill Biden
Jill Biden met with students at small grade school on the outskirts of the Navajo Nation capital before visiting a vaccination site Friday.
Navajo Nation welcomes First Lady Jill Biden in Window Rock
Dr. Jill Biden visited Arizona to meet with the President and First Lady of the Navajo Nation to discuss the coronavirus and vaccine efforts in the community.
Navajo Nation reports its first COVID-19 death in 11 days
The tribe reported one death and eight new confirmed coronavirus cases on the vast reservation that covers parts of Arizona, New Mexico and Utah.
Navajo Nation: No COVID-related deaths for 10th day in a row
The tribe reported nine new confirmed coronavirus cases, but no additional deaths on the vast reservation that covers parts of Arizona, New Mexico and Utah.