
A gold retriever balancing an orange on her nose has helped Mingus High School junior Adalynn Parker earn $8,000 a year in scholarships to Northern Arizona University.

A Mother’s Day fire in Verde Lakes spread to another home, displacing residents of both properties.

Yavapai County Elections Director Lynn Constabile announced the location of vote centers to be used in the Aug. 2 Primary Election and Nov. 8 General Election.

Cottonwood Police officers responded to an injury-accident Wednesday, May 4, 2022, involving a motorcycle in front of the tire store near State Route 260 and Fir Street, according to Cottonwood Police.

With a round of applause and support from his predecessor, the Jerome Council unanimously approved the employment agreement for Brett Klein to become Jerome’s new town manager.

Long-time Sedona resident Michele Braun has something extra special to celebrate this Mother’s Day. It’s also her 100th birthday.

Frustrations over ATVs in Sedona have reached such a boiling point that residents are videotaping ATV/OHV riders on remote roads with game cameras and approaching them face-to-face in hopes of reasoning with them. They hope the forest service will notice.

Like millions of others, Rachel Retegan is celebrating her first Mother’s Day as a mom, but her journey to motherhood has been anything but ordinary.

Meal-packing for people in need is a common practice for Manzanita Outreach, but this summer one event will be a little bit different.

Perhaps best known as a historic area and pass-through on the Verde Canyon Railroad tour rather than as a modern-day community, Perkinsville has been the site of a little-known ecological gem since time immemorial.

The Town of Jerome is working on affordable housing and housing for department heads, all in one project.

Police Chief Steve Gesell is withdrawing from the race for Arizona House of Representatives for District 1, he announced on Tuesday.

A person died Monday morning after a traffic incident on State Route 260.

The flight-school airplane traffic may increase temporarily above the Cottonwood Airport while the Prescott Regional Airport closes its primary touch & go runway.

After a couple attempts, the owners of Angel Valley Retreat Center between Cornville and Sedona are getting their day in front of the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors.

There was only one teen drug-related overdose death in 2021 in Yavapai County compared to 2020 when there were five. The sad news is that the overdose occurred in the Verde Valley.

As I drove to Camp Verde Elementary School to document their Arbor Day festivities, the air was thick with smoke from the Crooks Fire in Prescott. Earlier that morning, I was reading about the Tunnel Fire in Flagstaff, an even larger fire at more than 20,000 acres.
- Missing hiker, 74, found deceased on Mingus Mountain
- Popular campsites in Sedona to close
- Armed robbery with a shovel reported at Walmart
- What Mingus Union seniors can’t wear on Graduation Night
- Obituary Terri Lynn Wacker
- Deputies look for man on Mingus Mountain
- What happened to $14M project?
- Motorcyclist injured in SR 260 crash
- 12 year old in fight of his life
- Obituary: Gina D. Moore
- Video watchdogs: Sedona residents resort to approaching ATV/OHV riders
- Autopsy of suspect in Y-A police shooting shows 6 bullet wounds
- Fentanyl found in 3-year-old; mother arrested
- Driver dies after single-vehicle crash
- Missing hiker, 74, found deceased on Mingus Mountain
- Popular campsites in Sedona to close
- Obituary Terri Lynn Wacker
- A sticky situation in Jerome
- Obituary: Corinne Grace Lindstrom
- Camp Verde man faces felony charges after shooting