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Prescott Valley Police released the names of the people killed in last week’s double fatal crash near the intersection of Highway-69 and North Valley View Drive; the crash occurred last Wednesday morning. It’s believed 61-year old Frances Ropeter of Dewey-Humboldt crossed the center line and crashed head on into the vehicle being driven by 62-year old James Steffen. It’s believed Ropeter had a medical emergency just prior to the crash.

The break in the rain has been helpful because the level of the Verde River has dropped. "When that river drops, it's opening up more search area for us, but it's also very dangerous. The boats that we had out initially are no longer usable on the river due to debris," Verde Valley District Fire Chief Danny Johnson said.

COTTONWOOD, AZ — Authorities say they believe they have found the body of a 16-year-old girl who was swept away by floodwaters near Cottonwood. Local, state, and federal agencies have been involved in the search for 16-year-old Faith Moore, who was swept away in a flash flood Saturday night. Officials...

Prescott Valley Police are looking for a missing vulnerable adult, Stephanie Barbiera. She was last seen on the afternoon of July 21-st at about 1-pm in the 7700 block of East Florentine Road, after she walked away from the hospital for Court ordered treatment.

Prescott Valley Police are asking for the public’s help in locating 38-year old Brian Harris who was reported missing by his mother on Friday, July 16-th. Harris went camping alone on Sunday, July 11-th and indicated he wanted to go somewhere cooler and higher in altitude; he has not been heard from since. She believes he may have gone to the Big Lake area southwest of Springerville, or somewhere around Flagstaff. Harris suffers from PTSD from two combat tours in Iraq. He’s believed to be armed, but has not been involved in any crime.

A 56-mile stretch of State Route 89 between Wickenburg and Chino Valley was recently renamed the “Granite Mountain Hotshots Memorial Highway” in honor of the brave firefighters who were lost battling the Yarnell Hill Fire on June 30, 2013. The naming of the highway was approved by the Arizona State...

When officers arrived, they spoke with the clerk who was on duty. The employee said that an unknown man wearing a black face mask had entered the store, approached them at the counter and handed them a black bag. The suspect then showed the clerk he had a knife and...

Today, scattered thunderstorms are expected to initial later in the morning and into early afternoon over the high terrain. The greatest storm coverage is most likely in mid to late afternoon before decreasing slowly into the evening. As we go into the early to mid-evening hours, right around sunset, begin...

For years the Sedona-Oak Creek Airport Authority has been involved in a vicious legal battle against one of the tour operators that regularly flies above Sedona skies and used to rent space at the airport. We’ve covered the perpetual lawsuit when big rulings went against one party or the other,...

Monday, Central Arizona Fire responded to a UTV fire on Poquito Valley Road in Prescott Valley. Fire Marshal Rick Chase says crews located the UTV and quickly extinguished the fire before it could extend into nearby vegetation. Chase says all occupants escaped the vehicle uninjured. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Sedona. The images that name conjures in your mind are unmistakable. Majestic red rock formations framed by a perfect blue sky. There’s nowhere else in the United States quite like it. Combine that with the beauty of the surrounding Oak Creek Canyon and you have an area that millions of tourists flock to see every year.

PHOENIX — Authorities are fitting ground crews with GPS tracking devices as they look for a 16-year-old girl swept away by floodwaters near Cottonwood on Saturday. Each searcher looking for Faith Moore in the wash was provided a tracking device, allowing officials to map the searchers’ progress and to plan next steps, the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office said.

Police agencies in the Verde Valley are searching for a suspect who robbed or attempted to rob at least three locations: Two in Sedona and one in Camp Verde. The same individual may also have attempted to rob a smoke shop in Prescott Valley. If you see this individual do...

On Monday, August 2, 2021, the streets of Prescott Valley will be busy with students walking to bus stops and schools. The Prescott Valley Police Department is urging drivers to be aware of the school year starting and to allow themselves more time to get to their destinations. Traffic flows will be impacted by buses that are stopped to pick up or drop off students. Per State law, all drivers must stop for school buses that are stopped with warning lights displayed. The penalties for passing a stationary school bus with warning lights on are severe. The first offense is a $250 fine. The second offense is a $750 fine with a suspension of your driver’s license.

Pinal Mountain Little League Softball Minors Allstar Team would like to say thank you to Aall Insurance, Cobre Valley Regional Medical Center, Earth Mover Tires in Miami, San Carlos Apache Tribe, Frys Food, Molina Ink Tattoos, Bravo Moderno Americano, Western Reprographics and everyone in our community that helped us get to our State Championship games in Cottonwood, Arizona.