Fired Arizona Senate aide seeks $500,000 in harassment case

The three Republicans on the panel agreed that the evidence collected during an investigation by the committee’s attorney did not meet the “clear and convincing” standard required to sustain the complaint and mete out punishment to Sen. Wendy Rogers.

Trial date set for family of Flagstaff boy starved to death

Elizabeth Archibeque and Anthony Martinez, the boy’s parents, and Ann Martinez, his grandmother, have pleaded not guilty to charges of first-degree murder, kidnapping and child abuse.

Drought-stricken West holds out for more than just dry snow

Every square mile of New Mexico is dealing with some level of dryness, with more than half locked in the worst category — exceptional drought.  And much of the West is no better off, with parts of Arizona, Utah and Nevada among the hardest hit.

Board of Regents selects new president of Northern Arizona University

The NAU presidency opened up last fall when current President Rita Cheng announced she would not seek a contract extension. She will stay on pending appointment of her replacement.

COVID-19 vaccine rollout sees uptick in demand for safe, low-cost needle disposal

An unintended consequence of COVID-19 has been a surge in new trash, from face masks, wipes, and gloves to now used syringes. As millions of vaccines roll out daily, the process of disposing of needles safely and efficiently can be quite the task.

From classes to snow patrols, measures are in place to help prevent avalanches in Arizona

The start of February 2021 was the deadliest week of U.S. avalanches on record, with 15 deaths across the country on the week of Feb. 1 due to avalanches. Meanwhile, there are measures in place in Arizona to help keep people safe.

Northern Arizona winter weather delays rescue of hiker from Mount Elden

An injured hiker had to stay overnight on Mount Elden in Northern Arizona after winter weather conditions didn't allow rescue crews to reach him until the next day.

Weekend storm expected to drop snow across northern Arizona

The National Weather Service said snow will begin to accumulate Saturday afternoon and continue through Sunday evening.

Man and woman die after crashing into Flagstaff business

After crashing into a business lobby on Feb. 6, Flagstaff Police say a man and woman are dead. It happened near Country Club and Bear Paw drives.

Forecasters: Arizona faces above-normal wildfire threats

Observations indicate nearly all of Arizona is covered by severe, extreme or exceptional drought, according to the National Weather Service in Flagstaff.

Arizona studies use of remote systems to guide merge traffic

ADOT says it has set up a “smart work zone” on the I-40 with a remotely controlled system to provide drivers with real-time instructions based on changing circumstances.

UA research: Arizona economy recovering with big variances

The Phoenix area “is completely responsible for the state’s job growth since June” while the other metropolitan areas have generated little or no job growth, researchers said.

Many highway closures still in effect due to Arizona storm

Portions of two interstate highways were among multiple routes that remained closed due to difficult driving conditions from winter weather in Arizona’s high country.

Winter storm hits the high country
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FOX 10 photojournalist Tom Fergus was out in downtown Flagstaff checking out the winter weather as 1 to 2 inches of snow per hour are expected to fall in the area today.

Winter storm warning issued for parts of north-central Arizona

The National Weather Service said the warning for cold and wet weather will be in effect from 8 p.m. Friday until 5 p.m. Sunday at about 6000 feet as snow levels drop Friday night. Periods of snowfall are expected through Sunday.

Latest Arizona storm brings good news for Snowbowl
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For the most part, it's been a rather dry winter in Arizona, but the latest storm to hit the state has brought a fair amount of snowfall to the state's high country. FOX 10's Kristy Siefkin spoke with Li Cui with Arizona Snowbowl.

Mains scores 17 to carry NAU past Montana 62-58

Nik Mains came off the bench to score 17 points, five in a game-ending 12-0 run, to carry Northern Arizona to a 62-58 win over Montana on Saturday.

Flagstaff chef puts money won during Food Network competition toward Special Olympics
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Flagstaff chef and owner of Salsa Brava and Fat Olives, John Conley, won Guy's Grocery Games on the Food Network Channel and decided to put his winnings toward the Special Olympics in honor of his son who has Down Syndrome. Guy Fieri decided to match his earnings. FOX 10 photojournalist Joe Tillman takes us to Flagstaff where Conley is now trying to raise $100,000. https://www.classy.org/campaign/guys-grocery-games-2020/c319537