Missing New Mexico man likely found dead in Grand Canyon
A body that was found on the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon is believed to be that of a missing New Mexico man. The National Park Service says the body was found on May 10 near river mile 6.
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Three people killed in northern Arizona crash; DUI suspect arrested by FBI
Three people were killed in a 2-car crash on SR 89 near Tuba City Sunday afternoon, Arizona DPS said. The at-fault driver was arrested by the FBI.
Body found in Grand Canyon believed to be missing New Mexico man
A body that was found on the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon is believed to be that of a missing New Mexico man who may have tried to travel down the river with his dog on a self-made raft.
Commencement ceremonies at NAU kick off with inspirational speech from university president
Northern Arizona University began its graduation ceremonies on Friday. Commencements are scheduled through Saturday evening for the School's many colleges.
Prescribed burn resumes in Coconino County
Crews in the Coconino National Forest halted a prescribed burn that generated a lot of smoke, creating hazy conditions in Flagstaff. The burn resumed Thursday afternoon.
Prescribed fire burning near Flagstaff Airport
Seeing smoke in the High Country? A prescribed burn is happening five miles from the Flagstaff Airport on Lake May Road.
Human remains found in Northern Arizona identified as a Vietnam veteran: CCSO
Authorities in Northern Arizona say they have identified a man whose remains were found by farmers decades ago.
Indigenous people featured in new Grand Canyon video
A new video welcoming tourists to the Grand Canyon spotlights 11 different indigenous tribes who call the area their homeland.
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‘Out of control’: Footage shows alleged abuse of preschool kids by former teacher’s aide
Several parents are angered by a preschool program in northern Arizona, and they’ve filed a lawsuit against the facility and staff over allegations of child abuse. The surveillance footage sent to FOX 10 shows a sample size of what happened in the classrooms by a specific teacher’s aide.
Man wanted in deadly Navajo Nation shooting arrested
A man wanted in connection to a deadly shooting in a small community north of Flagstaff has been arrested.
Arizona Snowbowl staying open through May as fresh snow blankets the area
Snowbowl is staying open on the weekends as the snow continues to fall in the high country. Flagstaff was hit with 30 inches of fresh snow at the end of April.
'Armed and dangerous' person of interest sought in deadly northern Arizona shooting
Police are searching for a suspect in connection to a shooting that left one person dead and two others hurt on Monday in a small community on the Navajo Nation.
Man believed to be missing with dog in Grand Canyon
The National Park Service is searching for a man who they believed attempted to raft down the Colorado River with his dog. Thomas Lee Robison was reported missing, along with his Corgi, in Grand Canyon National Park on Sunday.
Free entry to all national parks offered for National Park Week 2024 – what to know
Free entry to all U.S. national parks is being offered as a kick off to National Park Week 2024. Here’s what to know.
California woman died after falling off Arizona cliff: YCSO
Sheriffs in Yavapai County say a California woman is dead, after she fell off a cliff while hiking with her husband and a one-year-old on a mountain near the Sedona area.
US court rejects a request by tribes to block $10B energy transmission project in Arizona
A federal judge on Tuesday rejected a request by Native American tribes and environmentalists to stop work on a $10 billion transmission line being built through a remote southeastern Arizona valley that will carry wind-generated electricity from New Mexico to customers as far away as California.
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Planned Parenthood to resume medication abortion services in Flagstaff
Officials with Planned Parenthood say they will continue to provide abortion until "the last possible legal moment."