Gosar, Arpaio applaud president while in Kingman
KINGMAN – U.S. Rep. Paul Gosar, hoping for reelection to Arizona’s 4th Congressional District, and Joe Arpaio, candidate for U.S. Senate, were met with applause at a packed Dambar Steakhouse Tuesday during the Kingman Republican Women meeting.
Not-guilty plea entered for man in fatal shooting of trooper
PHOENIX — A not-guilty plea was made for an Avondale man in the shooting death of a state trooper during a roadside struggle on Interstate 10.
Arizona voters won't see primary debates
PHOENIX — Republican primary voters casting ballots for an open U.S. Senate seat in Arizona are unlikely to see a televised debate despite calls from two of the three candidates.
Arizona court to rule on appeal in 2 home-invasion killings
he Arizona Supreme Court is scheduled Thursday to rule on a death row inmate's appeal in the shooting deaths of a man and his 9-year-old daughter during a 2009 home invasion.
Arizona grandmother covered in bruises after elk attack
An 83-year-old northern Arizona woman says a mother elk left her with deep bruises and lacerations after she tried to guide the mother's calf out of her yard.
Kroger begins testing driverless grocery deliveries in Scottsdale
Kroger, the biggest U.S. grocery chain, will begin testing grocery deliveries using driverless cars outside of Phoenix.
Calendar of Events: August 16-18
You Too! Mentor Session, 10 or 11 a.m., Prescott Public Library, 215 E. Goodwin St. Training on iPads with hearing and vision accessibility apps.
Highway 89 widening features new roundabout
ADOT: Project should be completed by August 2019
The number of roundabout intersections on Highway 89 is on the rise once again.
Prescott attorney’s body found in Montana
Cause of death under investigation
The body of longtime Prescott resident and attorney David William Kell, 61, was found by hikers late last month near the Gates of the Mountains Wilderness Area north of Helena, according to the Lewis and Clark County Sheriff’s Office.
Two Arizona firefighters injured after fire engine rolls
Tire blows while driving back from California Carr Fire
Two Arizona firefighters are recovering after they were involved in a single-vehicle accident on the way home from their fire assignment in California.
Sex offender arrested for alleged sexual assault in Congress area
A Congress man, who was already on lifetime probation as a sex offender, has been arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman in her home, according to the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO).
Prescott Library meeting-room fees termed a ‘no win’
A move that was intended to generate revenue for the Prescott Public Library reportedly has had the opposite result.
Gov. Ducey doubles down on gun provision of school safety plan
MESA — Gov. Doug Ducey is doubling down on his push for a law to let judges take guns from some people considered “dangerous’’ even though it was that provision that killed pretty much his entire school safety plan earlier this year.
A year after U.S. left Paris climate pact, 5 Arizona mayors still cling to fight
When the U.S. pulled out of the Paris Accords last summer, five Arizona cities joined hundreds around the country that vowed to live up to the Paris climate standards even if the U.S. wouldn’t.
Chantry trial: Prosecuting attorney calls former pastor ‘sick, twisted’
Closing arguments follow four weeks of testimony
CAMP VERDE – Prosecuting Attorney Susan Eazer called the defendant in a child assault and molestation case a “sick, twisted pedophile” Wednesday, Aug. 15, during her closing rebuttal.
Immigrant advocate wants to move his trial out of Arizona
PHOENIX — A longtime advocate for immigrants wants a judge to move his upcoming trial on federal tax charges out of Arizona because of publicity about the case and his past efforts in speaking up for people who were in the country illegally.
Van Damme's son pleads guilty in Arizona knife incident
TEMPE — A son of actor Jean-Claude Van Damme has pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct for holding his roommate at knifepoint at their apartment in suburban Phoenix.
Hit and run on Navajo Drive in PV leads to arrest
Officers faced “hostile situation” at suspect’s Dewey home
Following reports of a hit and run on Navajo Drive in Prescott Valley Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 15, officers with the Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) were able to track a suspect to his residence in Dewey and eventually arrest him after a prolonged standoff.
Two Arizona firefighters injured after engine rolls
Tire blows while driving back from California Carr Fire
Two Arizona firefighters are recovering today after they were involved in a single-vehicle accident on the way home from their fire assignment in California.
Tick-borne infections may become more common as insects move into new territory
Lyme Disease one of country’s fastest-growing infectious diseases
While plague-bearing fleas often command the attention of parents and pet owners, other tiny terrors may go unnoticed.
Chantry trial: Defense rests in pastor molestation case
Judge dismisses motion for mistrial
CAMP VERDE - Testimony of a former Prescott pastor accused of multiple counts of child molestation and assault continued well into Tuesday.
Last day to request an early ballot is Friday, Aug. 17
Yavapai County Recorder Leslie Hoffman has announced that the last day to request an early ballot be mailed to you is Friday, Aug. 17, for the Aug. 28 Primary Election.
Superior court concerned over citizens not responding to jury duty summons
Jury selection process overview; court encourages people to do their civic duty
To some, jury duty is perceived as an inconvenience preferably avoided.
Education tax initiative hinges on ‘percent’ vs. ‘percentage’
The question of whether Arizonans get to vote on a tax hike on the wealthy to raise $690 million a year for education could depend on what a judge thinks of a math teacher’s explanation of the difference between “percent” and “percentage point.’’
Major upgrades planned at Prescott Airport
$146.5M in improvements over next 20 years
With projects totaling more than $146 million now on the books, the Prescott Municipal Airport is looking at multiple major improvements over the next two decades.
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- Chino man pleads guilty to second degree murder of 10-year-old
- Point of Rocks will be key to coming Prescott annexation debate
- Cleared for takeoff: Booking is underway for United Express flights from Prescott to Denver, L.A.
- Hazy skies result of Coconino fires
- Prescott attorney’s body found in Montana
- Need2Know: Spirit Halloween open for season; Hertz coming to Prescott; Coldwell Banker buys Windermere Real Estate
- Female motorist saved during swift water rescue in Humboldt
- Portion of new interstate opens near Nevada-Arizona border
- Phoenix woman accused of killing runaway and dumping body
- Meet the candidates running for Justice of Peace, Constable in Yavapai County
- Why are flags at half-staff today, July 27, 2018
- Why are flags at half-staff today, July 17, 2018
- Rain, rain, here to stay; flooding possible every day
- Chino man pleads guilty to second degree murder of 10-year-old
- Domestic violence call ends in Prescott Valley man getting shot, air-lifted to Flagstaff
- United Express set to begin flights from Prescott in late August
- Need2Know: SueAnn’s Apple Pan, Brown Bag Burger, Prescott Firehouse Subs, and Don Walters renamed EVP of Miramonte Homes
- Fatal crash along I-17 claimed life of Dewey resident
- Prescott closes main Peavine Trailhead after damage from storm microburst
- Need2Know: Deano’s Sweet Potato Café closed again, could be sold; MOD Pizza coming to Prescott Valley; Premiere Wellness opens second location
