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Police were told that a male subject took electronic equipment off the shelf and met up with a female in another part of the store and handed it over to her.

The Prescott Valley Police Department and other local law enforcement agencies have recently received calls for service from victims who have been scammed.

A former guard at a private prison near Eloy claims he was shot at point-blank range with a riot-control weapon in a racist attack.

An Arizona cattle rancher wants to ensure that anything sold to Arizonans as “meat’’ came from something with at least two legs, if not more.

The music at the 31st annual Acker Musical Showcase will have an even greater reach this year, said J. S. Acker Music Park Association President Scott Currey.

Construction work that will get underway on the new Prescott Airport terminal next month is just the beginning of what is expected to be an extensive $180 million program of facility improvements over the next two decades.

It appears that Prescott Valley Mayor Kell Palguta’s persistent pursuit of a new location for a bigger, more centralized post office in town is gaining traction at the federal level.

The New Year will usher in a new way for Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division customers to get license plates, registration tabs and many documents such as vehicle titles, according to a release.

A state lawmaker is seeking to force state health officials to do something they have previously rejected: allow the use of medical marijuana to treat autism.

Fire managers on the Bradshaw Ranger District plan to continue taking advantage of favorable weather conditions by burning piles at various locations in the Prescott Basin Thursday, Dec. 12 through Friday, Dec. 20.

CAMP VERDE – A Nogales man has been arrested for allegedly transporting more than 10 pounds of heroin following a Dec. 4 traffic stop on North Interstate 17 at Middle Verde Road.

Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego and leaders of Arizona's largest county Wednesday followed the governor's lead in affirming they will continue to welcome refugees fleeing violence and persecution who have been vetted by U.S. agencies for resettlement.

Attorneys for a former Northern Arizona University student are asking the state Court of Appeals to dismiss a first-degree murder charge against their client.

A driver was listed in good condition Tuesday after his vehicle rolled about 400 feet down a steep embankment late Monday afternoon.

Another border tunnel from Mexico to the United States has been discovered in Arizona after the U.S. Border Patrol arrested four migrants.

David Joseph Shultz was originally arrested and booked into custody on charges of attempted homicide Dec. 7, but Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson Dwight D’Evelyn says the case has now been classified a homicide after the 22-year-old victim died in the hospital Wednesday morning.

Metro Phoenix has recorded its first pediatric flu death this year, a reminder of the importance of vaccination, Maricopa County health officials said Tuesday.

Wanting to arm the community with some self-defense knowledge, a couple local martial arts instructors are hosting a free seminar for Prescott Unified School District (PUSD) staff, students and family members Saturday, Dec. 14.

A Prescott, Arizona man jailed in Reno and named by Nevada’s attorney general as the suspect in several slayings of women in Nevada 40 years ago says DNA shows other people had contact with the one woman he’s charged with killing.

The Prescott National Cemetery and Heritage Memorial Park in Dewey are hosting the annual wreath-laying ceremony with Wreaths Across America on Saturday, Dec. 14.

Gov. Doug Ducey said last week that Arizona could do “just as well’’ without electing certain county officials, like the assessor.

From Lightwire Theater at the Yavapai College Performing Arts Center to the 31st Acker Musical Showcase to an Arizona Humanities lecture on the features of fundamentalism in world religions, the holiday season is packed with things to do in the Prescott area.

The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO) is looking for two black male suspects believed to be responsible for at least one of two burglaries that occurred on Dec. 8 in the Lynx Lake area of the Prescott National Forest.

What you want to call yourself legally is no one’s business but your own, the state Court of Appeals ruled last week.

For the second consecutive year, Prescott’s pension debt has gone down by millions of dollars.