RIP Kibo: 20-year-old Out of Africa giraffe dies

The Out of Africa Wildlife Park says one of its giraffes, 20-year-old Kibo, has died.

Wildfire near Prescott will affect some deer and bear hunts

Arizona Game and Fish Department officials say a wildfire will affect some deer and bear hunts in Prescott National Forest.

Court ruling: Second-degree murder not 'crime of violence'

A federal appeals court has upheld a man’s second-degree murder conviction but threw out another conviction based on the first while ruling that the murder isn’t always a crime of violence under federal law.

YCSO: Man in custody after attempted murder of mother

Authorities say a man is in custody after he attempted to murder his mother in Northern Arizona.

Navajo Nation eyes renaming US highway after late senator, Code Talker

Some Navajo Nation officials are seeking to ask New Mexico to rename a U.S. highway after one of the longest-serving Native American lawmakers in U.S. history. 

Navajo Nation, Albuquerque sign deal to combat racism

The nation's largest Native American reservation and New Mexico's largest city have signed an agreement aimed at protecting Navajo Nation members from discrimination.

Thief who swiped Prescott Valley speed limit sign sought

Authorities in Yavapai County are searching for suspects in the theft of an electronic speed limit sign.

Storm brought heavy rainfall to parts of Arizona
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A storm Tuesday afternoon brought as much as two to three inches of rain to parts of the High Country, prompting�a flood warning for some areas.

YCSO deputies rescue hiker suffering from extreme heat stroke
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A 59-year-old woman was about a mile from the Granite Mountain Hotshot Memorial trailhead when she became disoriented and lost consciousness on Aug. 5. The temperature was about 103?. Luckily, an off-duty EMT was nearby and able to stay with her until Yarnell Fire crews and deputies arrived at the scene. She was transported to an area hospital by helicopter.

Young hiker shares near-death ordeal at Fossil Creek

Fossil Creek is a popular destination for many to cool off, especially when it heats up, but if people run into trouble on the trails or near the water, it could be difficult for first responders to get to them in time.

Cellar Fire burning in Prescott National Forest, 47% contained

PRESCOTT, Ariz. (FOX 10) — The Cellar Fire caused by lightning is burning in the Prescott National Forest with almost half of it contained. The fire is being managed as a Type 3 incident.

Arizona's unemployment rate unchanged at 4.9 percent

Arizona seasonally adjusted unemployment rate remained unchanged at 4.9 percent in June as the labor force increased by nearly 10,400 from the previous month while the state's economy lost 44,600 nonfarm jobs.

YCSO: Toddlers hospitalized after testing positive for THC, father arrested

A Yavapai County man was arrested after his two young daughters tested positive for THC. Police say the girls got a hold of his edible marijuana gummies.

Dog found at Mogollon Rim months after 3 months
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A dog missing for nearly three months has been found alive down the Mogollon Rim. FOX 10's Stephanie Olmo reports.

Toddlers test positive for THC, father arrested by YCSO
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A Yavapai County man was arrested after his two young daughters tested positive for THC. Police say the children got a hold of his edible marijuana gummies. FOX 10's Danielle Miller reports.

Remembering the Granite Mountain Hotshots | Drone Zone
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19 firefighters with the Granite Mountain Hotshots lost their lives nearly six years ago, when they were killed by a rapidly moving wildfire. Since then, the State of Arizona has erected a memorial to honor them.?SkyFOX Drone takes a look,?in this week's edition of Drone Zone.

Taking a look at Camp Verde | Drone Zone
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It was the headquarters for the U.S. Army's war on the Apache and Yavapai Indians, and now, Fort Verde is a state park.?SkyFOX Drone takes a look, in this week's edition of?Drone Zone.

Drone Zone: Historic Prescott
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It was the place to be for cowboys, settlers, prospectors or outlaws. Prescott was the Arizona territorial capital way back in 1864. A lot of its heritage remains in place, including Whiskey Row and the Yavapai County Courthouse, built in 1916.