Crews to limit search for Texas man reported missing at Grand Canyon

According to the National Park Service, 49-year-old Charles Lyon of Tyler, Texas was last seen on June 10 at the Best Western in Tusayan.

Rainy season unleashes with fury, beauty across Arizona

Monsoon storms have brought spectacular lightning shows and record rainfall to the region’s deserts. They’ve also brought destruction, flooding streets and homes, and leading to some swift water rescues and several deaths.

Monsoon storm making its way over Arizona once again

Rain began to fall across counties in Arizona on Wednesday and the Flood Control District of Maricopa County said it saw impressive rainfall totals already by the afternoon as rain is expected to continue through the night.

Oregon man dies after falling 50 feet while hiking in Grand Canyon

"The participant fell approximately 50 feet while on a hike in the narrows and could not be located by members of the river trip," officials said.

Students with Foundation for the Blind make 9-day Grand Canyon trek
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A group of visually impaired students with the Foundation for the Blind have completed a massive nine-day hiking trip to the Grand Canyon.

Gov. Ducey issues emergency declaration for Coconino County amid flooding
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Arizona Governor Doug Ducey issued an emergency declaration for Coconino County, making state money available to help with clean up in the Flagstaff area. Over 3 inches of rain fell on the Museum Fire Burn Scar earlier this month, damaging several homes and businesses. The governor has also asked FEMA for additional resources to help with flood clean up in Gila Bend.

Wife speaks out after Surprise man was rescued in the Grand Canyon area

According to the National Park Service, 48-year-old Arturo Hernandez was found safe by helicopter on Tuesday in the Grand Canyon after going missing Sunday.

Body of Hungarian man missing since July recovered in Grand Canyon

Gabor Berczi-Tomcsanyi, 45, is a Hungarian national who was believed to have visited the South Rim on or around July 19. His body was recovered Monday approximately 430 feet below the rim.

LIST: Arizona school districts with mask requirements

The 2021-2022 school year has begun and some districts in Arizona are requiring face coverings to be worn in the classroom. Check to see the mask policies for your child's school.

Historic rainfall on Flagstaff-area burn scar spurs flooding, monsoon destruction

The Northern Arizona city has seen countless storms roll in during the 2021 monsoon season and crews work day and night to clean up roads and neighborhoods.

Western states face federal water cuts as U.S. officials issue first-ever Level 1 shortage

U.S. officials declared the first-ever water shortage from a river that serves 40 million people in the West, triggering cuts to some Arizona farmers next year amid a gripping drought.

Several Arizona colleges to require masks in all classrooms

ASU, NAU, UArizona, and the Maricopa County Community College District announced mask-wearing will be required inside all buildings as COVID-19 virus numbers continue to climb in Arizona.

Sedona's new Ambiente Hotel makes a historic first for the US
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The hotel is going to be North America's first landscape hotel, overlooking the Coconino National Forest and it's designed to blend into the natural surroundings and beauty of Sedona. FOX 10 photojournalist Joe Tillman and drone pilot Brian Kae take a look.

California man dies rescuing child in Lake Powell

The National Park Service said the family rented a ski boat, toured the lake and stopped in a cove near Warm Creek Bay on Aug. 5.

Recreation at risk as Lake Powell dips to historic low

The water level at Lake Powell is at a historic low amid a climate change-fueled megadrought engulfing the U.S. West.

Hopi authorities investigating death of man in floodwaters

Hopi officials received a call that a vehicle was stuck on the Dinnebito Wash, a remote area on the southwestern edge of the reservation. Two people were rescued, but a third person did not survive.

Kentucky woman dies, caught in flash flood in Arizona canyon

Sheriff's officials said 43-year-old Heather Rutledge of Louisville was hiking Labyrinth Canyon with her husband and three sons when they were all caught in a flash flood.