Yavapai County

From the solving of a decades-long mystery in Northern Arizona to a winning lottery ticket that was sold in rural Arizona, here's a look at some of our top stories.

The ticket, according to lottery officials, is worth $1 million.

From a shocking case of alleged animal mistreatment in Northern Arizona to a surprise one Arizona mother received ahead of Mother's Day, here's a look at some of our top stories.

The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office says Trevor Trammel was on work release on May 1 but failed to return to Camp Verde Jail.

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.

A man wanted in connection to a deadly shooting in a small community north of Flagstaff has been arrested.

Newly obtained video shows crews in Prescott Valley demolishing what was once the Legado Apartments after an apparent arson caused millions of dollars in damage. The suspect still hasn't been caught.

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.

From the aftermath of the George Kelly trial to a shooting that left 3 law enforcement officers killed in North Carolina, here's a look at some of our top stories.

Arizona woman, Shayna Feinman, has been missing from Yavapai County since March 9 and the sheriff's office is offering a hefty reward for information that leads to finding her.

Bodycam footage from an officer-involved shooting that left one man dead shows a struggle ensued before the shooting took place.

Two fires, one that occurred on April 1 at the Legado Luxury apartment complex and the other at Bradshaw Mountain High School, caused over $60,000,000 in damages and caused the school district to cancel classes.

Trevor Lee O'Dowd, a 29-year-old Prescott Valley man, threatened to injure or kill people who attended the event on social media because "he felt disrespected for not being invited," according to the U.S. Attorney's Office District of Arizona.