Lawyer who quit Arizona Legislature rebuked for campaign misconduct

Former Arizona Rep. David Stringer admitted that he falsely suggested that courts had determined that Polk acted dishonestly as county attorney and that he knowingly approved the mailers and didn’t adequately supervise his political consultants.

Drone technology used in Navajo Nation to deliver essentials to residents

A drone delivering medical supplies and other essentials to Navajo Nation residents launched for the first time ever, the administration said. The “Healing Eagle Feather” drone can carry up to 14 pounds.

Navajo Nation officials distribute masks and sanitizers in New Mexico

On Saturday, tribal health officials reported 330 new cases and four more deaths on the vast reservation that covers 27,000 square miles and extends into parts of Arizona, New Mexico and Utah.

Little Miss Nobody: Investigators hope DNA can help identify girl whose body was found over 60 years ago

The little girl, known as 'Little Miss Nothing,' was found partially buried in the desert near Congress in 1960. Now, almost 62 years following her death, investigators with the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office hope that new DNA technology will help identify her.

Arizona court upholds convictions, sentences of slain death-row inmate

Kenneth Wayne Thompson II was convicted in 2019 of using a hatchet and a knife to kill his sister-in-law and her boyfriend in Yavapai County in 2012. He then poured acid on the bodies and set their house on fire.

Navajo Nation increases ability to do COVID-19 testing, vaccinations

Navajo President Jonathan Nez said the facilities also are working to give out more home testing kits this month while cases are surging.

Navajo Nation: COVID-19 booster shot required for government workers

Navajo Nation health officials have changed how the term “fully vaccinated” is defined by making it two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine plus a booster shot.

Navajo Nation: 93 more COVID-19 cases, 1st death in 4 days

The Navajo Nation on Tuesday, Jan. 11 reported 93 new confirmed COVID-19 cases and one death, the first in four days.

Woman shot, killed by police inside Prescott bank

"Upon arrival, a Prescott Police Officer located the suspect still inside the bank," police said in a news release. "This initial contact resulted in the officer utilizing lethal force against the suspect."

1st case of omicron variant detected on Navajo Nation

The latest numbers pushed the number of cases on the Navajo Nation at 41,657 since the pandemic began.

Take a look at Prescott after a winter snowfall
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The high country got lots of snow in the past week, making for a postcard-like setting in historic Prescott. Our FOX 10 drone team, Joe Tillman and Brian Kae give us a look from above.

Arizona death-row inmate victim of prison homicide

Kenneth W. Thompson, 38, was discovered Wednesday at the Eyman prison complex in Florence and efforts to revive him were unsuccessful.

New Year's Eve Boot Drop: Preparations underway in Prescott
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New Year's Eve celebrations are still on in Prescott, and in the center of the celebration is a six-foot-tall illuminated boot. FOX 10 photojournalist Dave Stermon has more.

Woman arrested, accused of robbing Prescott shoe store employees at gunpoint

Police say Holly Ailiff left the store and returned 40 minutes later with a handgun. She pointed the gun at the employees and demanded cash from the registers.

Arizona agencies step up enforcement on US 93, known for crashes

The roughly 200 miles of U.S. 93 between Wickenburg and Hoover Dam are part of the main travel route between Phoenix and Las Vegas.