Yavapai County Attorney Dennis McGrane announced that on Jan. 5, a Yavapai County jury found James Robert Patton, 34, of Spring Valley, guilty of attempted second-degree murder, burglary and two counts of aggravated assault.
wo weeks after the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors deliberated about the board chairmanship for 2024, debate arose again this week over supervisor representation on various community boards and organizations.
At the regular Yavapai County Board of Supervisors meeting Jan. 3, the board voted unanimously to accept the County Manager Maury Thompson’s recommendation to appoint Jayme Rush as the new Yavapai County Clerk of the Board.
The Arizona Department of Transportation reminds motorists to plan for overnight full closures and lane restrictions on Interstate 17 during the upcoming week.
Prescott Gateway Mall’s owners have completed a $2.5 million renovation and re-opened as Pine Ridge Marketplace on Monday, Jan. 1.
When it comes to available funding, the 2024 State Legislative session that is set to begin on Monday, Jan. 8 is expected to be “180 degrees different” from last year’s session.
With virtually all of the discussion happening in closed-door meetings and with none of the details disclosed to the public, Katie Gregory resigned this week from the Prescott City Manager position she had held for less than eight months.
Breaking with the practice established in recent years of appointing the board’s vice chairman as the chairman for the following year, the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors opted this week to appoint Supervisor Craig Brown to serve as chairman for 2024.
Gov. Katie Hobbs has selected Danalyn Savage to begin serving in Division 5 of the Yavapai County Superior Court, effective Jan. 3, 2024.
Early this morning resources from Prescott National Forest responded to the Hackberry Fire near West Spruce Mountain, 7 miles west of Prescott.
The U.S. has entered a “new normal” for COVID-19, with lower but consistent levels of infection. But experts fear that the new normal may include people skipping vaccines that are still needed for protection.
There are no cut flowers left for the homeless man who died in Garrison Park last month.
There is no snow in the forecast for a while, but public and private agencies are gearing up for the winter season.
The Arizona Department of Transportation reminds motorists to plan for one overnight full closure and other lane restrictions on Interstate 17 during the upcoming week.
The Arizona Department of Transportation reminds drivers to plan for the following closures on Interstate 17 for controlled rock blasting as the I-17 Improvement Project between Anthem Way and Sunset Point continues
