The Navajo County Public Fiduciary on-line winter auction starts today and continues through Dec. 17. All items are new or very gently used. Some items listed: Wii and Atari gaming systems, Wii games, Xbox, flat screen TVs, laptops, printers, guitar and amp, lots of home decorations and wall… Read more
Voters statewide were asked to decide on five ballot proposals. How voters in Apache and Navajo counties voted and the statewide results follo… Read more
Continuing a long-standing “save, then build” tradition, Northland Pioneer College’s governing board unanimously took the first step in a prop… Read more
PHOENIX – It’s grim, heartbreaking and hopeful work. Read more
NAVAJO NATION — Investigators are in the process of identifying human skeletal remains found Sunday, Oct. 7, near Cedar Wash, near Cameron, on… Read more
PHOENIX – Recent storms have given Arizonans in the market for used cars even more reason to pay close attention to a vehicle’s condition and … Read more
Before Mark Twain became famous, he took a trip out west. It may just be the reason he didn’t return east right away was that he had to ride a… Read more
SPRINGERVILLE — The Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests will again be selling personal fuelwood permits for various types of trees. Permits can… Read more
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WHITE MOUNTAINS — Like other departments around the entire West, members of Timber Mesa Fire and Medical District are responding to the massiv… Read more
The ghost river has risen from its dusty crypt. Read more
NAVAJO COUNTY — Alarmed that the Bureau of Land Management will grant leases to companies who intend on fracking helium in Navajo County by Au… Read more
SNOWFLAKE — Shoppers still made their way through the aisles at Ed’s IGA grocery in Snowflake last week, but it was their last chance. The sto… Read more
PINETOP-LAKESIDE —The 30-year long effort by the town of Pinetop-Lakeside and the Save Our Park non-profit group to purchase Woodland Lake Par… Read more
SHOW LOW — The Show Low Unified School District (SLUSD) Bond Oversight Committee met recently to solidify vendors, deadlines and action items … Read more
PHOENIX — At the beginning of June, officials at the Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) predicted the state would see a lot of nuisance … Read more
PHOENIX – Arizona State Parks & Trails is now offering grant funding from the State Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Recreation Fund for motorize… Read more
PHOENIX — The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) has posted results of the 2018 fall hunt draw. Read more
PHOENIX — Do you have a knack for capturing great photos of Arizona’s wildlife? Do you want to see your photo on the cover of Arizona Wildlife… Read more
Find photos here of the Deuces Wild Rodeo, Taylor events, Independence Day parades, the Pintop-Lakeside Mutt Strut, FreedmFest and more. Read more
HOLBROOK — After 24 years of service to Northland Pioneer College students as the Kayenta Center manager and for the last 19 years overseeing … Read more
PHOENIX – It’s a traffic call heard too often this time of year inside the control room at the Arizona Department of Transportation’s Traffic … Read more
PHOENIX — Hungry, thirsty black bears are making their way from the wilderness into the city, and it hasn’t gone well for the animals. In the … Read more
Sometimes Old West gunmen decided to settle down and open a legitimate business. But, as the subject of this week’s story discovered, there we… Read more
FOREST LAKES — Coconino County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) investigators think the dead body of an elderly man found in the forest may have been a… Read more
Take it from the subject of this week’s story; it’s not enough to gain the love of a woman. You also want to win over her brothers, particular… Read more
WHITE MOUNTAINS — On Monday morning, the human-caused Rattlesnake Fire had grown to 16,891 acres and was 25 percent contained. The fire has be… Read more
April is designated as National Donate Life Month and Summit Healthcare in partnership with Donor Network of Arizona is kicking off this event… Read more
Local longtime Lakeside resident Frank Golden was surprised the first week in March when he received a phone call regarding a high school clas… Read more
It was April Fools Day 1877 when a 29-year-old prospector announced he was going to southern Arizona to seek his luck. We’ll see if this man r… Read more
PHOENIX — As one of the craziest NCAA Tournaments in recent history narrows to the Final Four, sports bettors continue to evaluate match-ups a… Read more
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In the early 1870s, the Younger brothers were one of the premier outlaw gangs. To capture them, the Pinkertons were put on their trail. When i… Read more
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