
A Manhattan grand jury has voted to indict Donald Trump on charges involving payments made during the 2016 presidential campaign to silence claims of an extramarital sexual encounter, the first ever criminal case against a former U.S. president and a jolt to Trump's bid to retake the White House in 2024.

On Navy ships docked at this vast base, hundreds of sailors in below-deck mazes of windowless passageways perform intense, often monotonous manual labor. It's necessary work before a ship deploys, but hard to adjust to for many already challenged by the stresses plaguing young adults nationwide.

It seemed like a good idea at the time: Red-state Democrats facing grim reelection prospects would join forces with Republicans to slash bank regulations -- demonstrating a willingness to work with President Donald Trump while bucking many in their party.

For the year ending Dec. 31, 1904, the “Equator” smelter, west of Cottonwood, produced about 1,150,000 pounds of refined copper

Camp Verde Unified School District, in partnership with Camp Verde Marshal’s Office and the Coconino National Forest are hosting an open house on Saturday, April 8.

When Allysun Veilleux was valedictorian at Mingus High School, no one knew she had been abused. Even she didn’t know. Now, The Sedona Women are helping her realize her dream of getting to go back to speak at Mingus High as a licensed counselor by providing a scholarship for her master’s degree.

Dena Smith and Bo Krathinthong may not be exactly Ben and Jerry, but they have opened a peaceful ice cream oasis in Old Town that will remind customers of their childhood memories of sugar cones and triple scoops of ice cream.

Quest Diagnostics charged Ro Dobkin an extra $353 for services. Can she get it back or is it lost forever?

Blazin’ M Ranch is requesting a zone change to a Planned Area Development to develop a hotel and glamping resort with additional retail uses, according to Tina Hayden, Cottonwood Community Development planner.

The City’s $3.8 million a year in food tax revenues would be in jeopardy if a bill stripping municipalities of the ability to charge food ta were signed by Gov. Katie Hobbs.
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