
A judge is reviewing bodycam evidence and arguments from defense attorneys for the man charged with killing a Yavapai County Sheriff’s deputy before issuing a written decision on a motion to dismiss or remand to the Grand Jury.

As part of the Arizona SciTech Festival held February-April throughout the state, the Verde Valley SciTech Festival will be hitting the streets of Sedona, Beaver Creek, Camp Verde, Cottonwood, and more Feb. 1-28.

Meet Kimzey Watkins, a Navy veteran, a former Arizona Public Service foreman, hunter, fisherman, jack-of-all-trades man, who just celebrated his 90th birthday.

Mingus Union High School Governing Board Member Austin Babcock said he was trying to make it right for the students on the girls’ cross country and girls’ track teams after they were put on probation because of Babcock’s decision to let his daughter compete in the State Cross Country Championships.

Being small towns may help Verde Valley communities find solutions to problems caused by vacation rentals, if another bill on the issue becomes state law.

A shop building at a property on Long Rifle Road was burned during a fire Tuesday morning, according to Nate Bailey, Copper Canyon Fire and Medical fire marshal.

Racers are starting their engines around Arizona as the Verde Valley Grand Prix is coming to Camp Verde Feb. 4-5.

Being only 14-years-old, Elizabeth Andre is starting her pageant journey off strong after being titled Miss Camp Verde Teen USA.

John Parsons’ dream is $45,000 closer to reality.

Vandals have been busy as a beaver at Dead Horse State Park, and officials are getting concerned.

Another winter storm, while pounding Flagstaff with up to 10 inches of extra snow, also caused havoc in the lower climes of the Verde Valley last week.

It was long before Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest on national television, and brought attention to the importance of CPR/AED training, that Verde Valley officials began training residents to be prepared for similar situations on ballfields and in everyday life.

Nearly three years after Cottonwood Police said he tried to murder one of their own, Jeffrey John Thomas was sentenced to 20.5 years in a state prison.
- Winter weather brings closed roads, closed schools and crashes
- Two injured in ATV accident
- Winter weather blamed for slick roads, high water
- Obituary: Vernon “Scott” Lerette
- Mingus girls’ cross country, track put on probation
- Marshal’s Office arrests Catch 22 fugitive
- Cottonwood Police issue alert for level 3 sex offender
- Workshop burns in Camp Verde
- Verde Valley Grand Prix comes to Camp Verde for the first time ever
- Verde River beavers chomping more than trees
- Out of Africa founder Dean Harrison dies
- Historic Verde Lea Market gets new owners
- Hot dog! Clarkdale gets new restaurant
- Teen tells YCSO he killed man in Camp Verde
- Treacherous weather across Northern Arizona
- Teen tells YCSO he killed man in Camp Verde
- Camp Verde Tractor Supply sets opening date
- Motorist wrecks after nighttime pursuit by Jerome PD
- Cottonwood man gets 20.5 years for attempted murder of cop
- Jurisins taking care of business (and staff) for 20 years in Old Town