President Trump holds 'Make America Great Again' rallies in Prescott, Tucson

With less than two weeks before Election Day and many in Arizona are already voting, which may be why the president made not one, but two stops in Arizona on Oct. 19.

Prescott National Forest Christmas tree permits available
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Starting Oct. 19, 600 permits will be available for purchase, but due to the pandemic, you can only buy them by calling the Bradshaw Chino Valley ranger district and the supervisor's office.

Cindy McCain to campaign on behalf of Joe Biden in Prescott
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The Biden campaign will hold a Republican Veterans roundtable in Prescott on Oct. 20. The event will be hosted by Cindy McCain and former Maricopa Co. Attorney Rick Romley.

Fraud suspect wanted in 3 states arrested outside Phoenix

Yavapai County Sheriff’s officials said 71-year-old Benito Yanez of Phoenix also had a warrant out of Mohave County in a probation violation on charges of fraud schemes and forgery.

Man accused in Prescott bomb threat case arrested in Colorado

Jake Ruether is facing charges of making terrorist threats after calling in a bomb threat to the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office Dispatch Center in July.

Prescott Police warn of potential phone scam after couple purchases $13,000 in gift cards

The police department is urging the community to remain vigilant about scams after a local couple bought thousands of dollars worth of gift cards after a caller said their accounts had been hacked.

1980 killing of Indiana Man in Arizona is a cold case no more

Yavapai County Sheriff’s officials said DNA evidence is what ultimately led to them determining who shot and killed Michael E. Lee in 1980.

While most sporting events are canceled, the Rodeo in Prescott is still on
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FOX 10 photojournalist Justin Haugesag went up to Prescott Frontier Days to check out the main attraction: the world's oldest rodeo. Only this year, they're doing things differently with social distancing and limited capacity due to COVID-19.

Pandemic gives aviation students a glimpse into hardships the airline industry can face

Many of the nation's airlines find themselves with a surplus of pilots because of the coronavirus pandemic. But, just a few years ago, many were predicting a pilot shortage.

One person seriously injured in Prescott rollover crash

Prescott police and fire crews responded to a single-vehicle rollover crash that left one person seriously injured.

Prescott Police: Rollover crash closed State Route 89

Prescott Police officials say a rollover crash Friday afternoon resulted in the closure of a portion of Highway 89.

National forests across Arizona impose campfire restrictions amid COVID-19 outbreak

All six national forests around Arizona are imposing campfire restrictions that officials are intended to protect the health and safety of employees and communities during the coronavirus outbreak.