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Record-breaking flood sweeps the Little Colorado River communities

The Little Colorado River rose to a record level at Winslow early Monday and Navajo County ordered residents of Ames Acres and Bushman Acres to evacuate as the river pressed against the levee that protects the south side of town. Several adjacent areas were asked to prepare for potential evacuation. The National Weather Service in Flagstaff said the gauge at Winslow stood at 24.59 feet at 10 a.m., more than five feet above the 19-foot flood stage and above the previous record of 22.12 feet set in March 2023. The weather service said the levee is overtopped at 25 feet, bringing major flooding to portions of Winslow including Ames Acres and Bushman Acres and that further rises above major flood stage were forecast through Monday afternoon as water continued to arrive from upstream.

Winslow, AZ · 1d
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1 Arizona highway remains closed in wake of weekend storms, flooding

One Arizona highway closure remains in effect after four roadways reopened Tuesday. Multiple highways were closed after potent weekend storms created flooding and other hazardous driving conditions. State Route 89A was still closed for safety reasons between Sedona and Kachina Village (mileposts 375-397) as of 3 p.m. Tuesday, according to...

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KTAR News

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Crystalyne Curley claims victory in Navajo presidential election, poised to make history as first female president

Navajo Nation Council Speaker Crystalyne Curley is set to become the tribe’s first female president. Unofficial results released Thursday by the Navajo Election Administration show Curley narrowly defeating attorney Justin Jones, who is refusing to concede. Curley and running mate Christopher Deschene received 32,094 votes, or 50.9%. Jones and...

Navajo County, AZ · 1d
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12 News

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Propositions 316, 317 pass in Arizona

Arizona · 2d

12 News

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Latest results on races

Phoenix, AZ · 23h

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Lakeside Homes Near Roosevelt Lake Still Sell Under $200,000, And Arizona Retirees Have Noticed

Picture a quiet morning by the biggest lake located entirely inside Arizona, with a cup of coffee and a view of the Sierra Ancha mountains. Around Roosevelt Lake in Gila County, small homes, cabins, and manufactured houses can still list for less than many Phoenix condos. That gap has caught...

Gila County, AZ · 4d

Arizonas Family

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How recent rain has affected Arizona's drought

Arizona · 19h

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Arizona, like other states, swept up in the blue wave, could see another unprecedented flip

The Democratic Party took the lead in Arizona’s 2026 Midterm Election results, coinciding with the national results as the Senate, House and other top state offices lean to flip blue. After the last call for voters to head to the polls before the 7 p.m. closing, Democratic voters and...

Arizona · 2d

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State probe: 9 group homes terminated by AHCCCS

Phoenix, AZ · 17h

Phoenix Independent

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MY DR NOW to open new northeast Phoenix location

MY DR NOW will open its newest family medicine clinic at 64th Street and Greenway Road on Monday, Nov. 9. The location will be open 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. every day of the week Monday-Friday and 8

Phoenix, AZ · 2d

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Phoenix 24-hour diner cited by health inspectors

Jason Barry reports on Valley restaurants that saw the most risk factors identified by Maricopa County’s Environmental Services Department this week.

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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How much you need to retire in Phoenix, according to a new study

A new study revealed how much Arizonans need to save for retirement in 2026. With the cost of living on the rise, affordability is on everyone's mind . SmartAsset found that, of the 55 most populous counties, retirees would not be able to afford to live in any of them on Social Security benefits alone. The study looked at the 55 most populous counties and analyzed how much retirees would need to retire in each state. The 4% rule is a rule of thumb that says retirees can safely withdraw 4% from their retirement fund in the first year and adjust thereafter for inflation. However, the latest research suggests 4.7% as the initial withdrawal rate. Using the 4.7% rule, SmartAsset estimated how much homeowners and renters would need to save to live in Maricopa County, providing savings needs for essential spending and discretionary spending. Essential spending covers things like housing, healthcare, transportation, food and other basic living expenses, while discretionary spending allows for entertainment, eating out and optional expenses. Here's what SmartAsset suggested for retirees in Maricopa County. How much do you need to save to retire in Arizona? According to SmartAsset, Maricopa County is the second most affordable county

Maricopa County, AZ · 2d

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The Sprawling Arizona Swap Meet Where Bargain Hunters Leave Feeling Like They Struck Gold

Three vendors and a single drink stand. That’s how one of Arizona’s biggest bargain bonanzas got its start, on an empty greyhound track parking lot in the early 1960s. Today the count sits at more than 1,000 vendor booths. You can shop for records, jewelry, fresh fruit, phones, furniture, and even a used car in one trip.

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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Phoenix approves plans to grow Rio Salado district

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Phoenix approved a framework for development in the Rio Salado district in south Phoenix, a move that city officials touted as a “significant” step in a massive regional project to transform the area near the Salt and Gila rivers. The city council approved the...

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

Tempe Independent

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Holiday held events at Tempe Marketplace

Walk- N- Roll for Spina Bifida Association of Arizona When:  Saturday, Nov. 7, (Check-in opens at 9 a.m., Walk begins promptly at 10 a.m.) Where:  The District Stage at Tempe Marketplace

Tempe, AZ · 1d

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Phoenix among top metros for new apartment construction in 2026

The Phoenix metropolitan area will add 17,293 new apartment units this year. The only metros adding more units are New York and Dallas-Fort Worth, according to a new report from RentCafe. Specifically, a majority of those units — 6,013 — are located in Phoenix proper, making it the No. 7...

Phoenix, AZ · 2d

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20 Arizona places offering Veterans Day deals

Veterans Day is a time to reflect on the service and sacrifice of the men and women who have worn our nation’s uniform. It’s also a day when businesses across the country show their appreciation in a tangible way, offering free meals, discounted services, special retail offers and other perks to veterans and active-duty military members. Here’s a look at some of the discounts and freebies being offered this year.

Phoenix, AZ · 23h

AZCentral | The Arizona Republic

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See the water gushing from Arizona reservoirs after heavy storms

Salt River Project is releasing excess storm runoff that is filling reservoirs on the Verde River, making room for more water from the Halloween weekend storms. Up to 403,000 gallons of water per second were sent coursing into the Salt and Verde rivers from Horseshoe and Bartlett lakes east of Phoenix. Both reservoirs were nearing capacity after the storms. The water flowed into the normally dry Salt River through Phoenix and some of it will reach the Gila River in the southwest Valley. It could be seen flowing over the Tempe Town Lake dam at times, into the riverbed. Water from the releases is up for grabs by cities, farmers and irrigation companies., and it will also help recharge the aquifers. Further north, storm runoff into the Colorado River continued to push water levels higher at Lake Powell, the drought-stricken reservoir on the Arizona-Utah border. The lake has gained nearly 14 feet of elevation since Oct. 1, in part from the heavy rains. This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: See the water gushing from Arizona reservoirs after heavy storms

Phoenix, AZ · 3d