Yavapai County

“The entire state of Arizona is then forecast to have above-normal significant wildland fire potential by June,” the outlook said.

A person had to be rescued after a car went off the I-17 and landed in a ravine about 200 feet below the freeway.

Yavapai County's top law enforcement official is speaking out, after officials with the DEA labeled the county's opioid epidemic a threat to public health and safety in Arizona.

The DEÁ’s Phoenix Field Division said the designation was made under a new national strategy that allows each DEA field division to select an enforcement focus in its territory and to customize its plans accordingly.

A lucky pup is alive and back home after spending weeks in Grand Canyon National Park alone in the cold. Two animal rescue groups are responsible for bringing her home.

As investigators look into the cause of an engine failure incident involving a Boeing plane over Denver, Colorado, an Arizona aviation expert is speaking out about the plane's capability.

A Surprise resident was arrested after Yavapai County deputies found nearly 50 pounds of meth in his car.

The shooting occurred Tuesday night in the small community of Indian Wells in northeastern Arizona after the officer encountered the suspect and was struck on the head with a blunt object, the department said in a statement.

Firewood may not be a necessity in most homes, but in the Navajo Nation, it's much needed, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic when everyone is home during snow storms.

In the four years before the pandemic, Arizona’s prison population hovered around 42,000. It started dropping in March and stood at 37,224 this week.

An ASU researcher says women may struggle with the economic fallout from COVID-19 for some time.

More and more young people in Arizona, including teens, are dying suddenly from fentanyl. Now, one Yavapai County family is opening up about their tragic loss that was linked to the drug.

Miguel Orozco is accused of badly injuring a 16-year-old boy who rode on the hood of his car in Black Canyon City.

Albert Hale, who served as the second president of the Navajo Nation, tested positive for the coronavirus in early January. He died Tuesday at the age of 70.

An Arizona state lawmaker is stepping down to serve in the new Presidential administration.

Yavapai College professor Daniel Schwartz is helping raise money to support his students with the COVID Ride of Hope Campaign.

It's been a week of wild weather here in Arizona and Mother Nature isn't done yet.