Kelcie Grega is the Associate Editor of the Verde Independent, Camp Verde Bugle and Kudos entertainment guide.
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Psychiatrist appointed to examine Jeremiah Gaver
PRESCOTT -- A psychiatrist has been appointed to examine the mental competency of Jeremiah Gaver, one of the men involved in a 2015 melee in the Cottonwood Walmart parking lot that left one man dead and two others shot, including a Cottonwood police officer.
Married couple in meth bust each get 10 years
CAMP VERDE -- A married couple from Winslow who were both arrested in a methamphetamine arrest last year were each sentenced to 10 years in prison Monday on transportation of dangerous drug charges.
Cottonwood to decide on OTA funds Tuesday
Council will also host public hearing on new water capacity fees
Cottonwood City Council will decide on how the city will proceed with funding the Old Town Association next Tuesday.
Gulch Radio jumps through first hoop in returning to Verde Valley airwaves
JEROME –The “sound of silence” on Verde Valley airwaves may “slip and slide away” soon.
NWS: Flash flood warning in Northern, Central Arizona
The National Weather Service in Flagstaff has issued a flash flood watch for parts of east-central and west-central Arizona through late tonight.
Life in prison … plus 122 years … or
Murder defendant weighs options of plea agreement that would give him 40 to 60 years in prison
CAMP VERDE -- A Phoenix man accused of a Camp Verde homicide could face a maximum life sentence in prison plus 122 years if he doesn’t take a plea agreement.
Wet relief: Incoming monsoon may help alleviate drought, experts say
As the season’s first monsoon brings dust storms to Phoenix, Verde Valley residents can expect to see some much-needed rain. Some may have already experienced scattered thunderstorms over the weekend.
Masseur in sexual assault case given more time to search for attorney
A masseur in a sexual assault case has been given more time to hire private counsel.
Failed Taco Bell robbery results in 5-year prison term for Cottonwood man
A 19-year-old man who pleaded guilty to five charges in an attempted Taco Bell robbery in January was sentenced to 5 years in prison and three-years probation Monday.
