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ADOT repairing SR 89A through Oak Creek Canyon as closure continues

State Route 89A remains closed in northern Arizona as crews continue to repair sections damaged by flooding caused by potent storms over the weekend. The highway closed Sunday after heavy rainfall caused Oak Creek to exceed flood stage and erode portions of the roadway, expose guardrail support and damage other parts of the infrastructure, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation.

Sedona, AZ · 3d
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Road in Oak Creek Canyon partially opened, ADOT says

A large portion of SR 89A has been repaired and drivers are allowed to travel between Sedona and Slide Rock State Park, ADOT said. The Arizona Department of Public Safety said Friday evening that crews have been working around the clock since major flooding damaged portions of State Route 89A over last weekend's storms in Arizona.

Sedona, AZ · 2d
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Camp Verde resident recalls coming home to five feet of water after evacuation

Camp Verde is shifting into recovery mode days after flooding ravaged the community. "Mother Nature, there's no conquering her," Craig Kuchler, a resident, said. Kuchler evacuated from his home on the southern end of Camp Verde with his horses and dogs prior to the storm. He came back to find about five feet of water in his home.

Camp Verde, AZ · 3d
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Yavapai County Opens 2027 Property Tax Relief Applications for Disabled Veterans and Surviving Spouses

PRESCOTT, ARIZONA – November 6, 2026 – The Yavapai County Assessor’s Office announced today that applications for its 2027 Personal Exemption programs will be accepted from January 4th through February 28th. These programs provide crucial property tax relief to qualifying disabled veterans, as well as surviving widows and widowers throughout the county.

Yavapai County, AZ · 2d

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Veterans Day Events at Sharlot Hall Museum in Prescott

Sharlot Hall Museum will mark Veterans Day with two events honoring those who have served. On Tuesday, November 10, the museum will begin a new annual tradition: a wreath-laying ceremony at the campus gravesite of U.S. Army Veteran and Army Scout Powell “Pauline” Weaver, who served before, during, and after the Civil War. On Wednesday, November 11, all veterans and their families will receive free admission to the museum.

Prescott, AZ · 11h

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Since Before Statehood Ended The Wild West, These 5 Arizona Bars Have Served Lunch

Arizona became a state in 1912, but some of its saloons were already old news by then. A few of those territorial-era spots are still open today, and they serve a solid midday meal along with a big helping of history. From Prescott’s famous Whiskey Row to a mountain town...

Arizona · 13h

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Prescott Valley Glassford Hill Road Project Delayed to 2027

The Town of Prescott Valley has announced that the Glassford Hill Road Widening Project, extending from Long Look Drive to State Route 89A, is now expected to be completed in late spring 2027 due to excessive rainfall, weather conditions and unforeseen construction challenges. The Town and its contractor, Asphalt Paving...

Prescott Valley, AZ · 1d

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Prescott Update on Flooding/Full Release Attached

The City of Prescott is transitioning from emergency response to recovery operations following the flooding event that began November 1, 2026. All evacuation orders have been lifted, and conditions throughout the community continue to improve. All lake reservoirs have stopped overtopping their dams, and water levels are continuing to recede....

Prescott, AZ · 3d

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2026 Veterans Day Closures for Prescott Valley, Prescott, and Chino Valley

With Veterans Day around the corner, many city services close in honor of the holiday. Below is your quick reference list for all the city and town closures happening in Prescott Valley, Prescott, and Chino Valley. Town of Prescott Valley. The Town of Prescott Valley offices will be closed in...

Prescott Valley, AZ · 2d

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Prescott Invites Public Input on Parks Master Plan

The City of Prescott invites residents to review the updated draft of the Parks & Recreation Master Plan. The second public review and comment period runs from November 2 through November 20, 2026. The updated draft reflects feedback received during the initial public comment period, which closed as scheduled on...

Prescott, AZ · 2d

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12 Dead Giveaways You’ve Lived in Arizona Too Long

You give every cholla on the trail a wide berth, and you carry tweezers just in case. Newcomers learn why the hard way. Arizonans just know. Here are the dead giveaways you’ve lived in Arizona too long. Note: This is general information, not legal advice. State laws and city...

Arizona · 1d

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Sinkhole in Scottsdale reduces traffic to single lane

If you're driving in Scottsdale, slow down: There's a reported sinkhole. >> Download the 12News app for the latest local breaking news straight to your phone. The sinkhole is near Hayden Road between Loop 101 and Mayo Boulevard, reducing southbound Hayden Road to a single lane of traffic. Scottsdale police...

Scottsdale, AZ · 4d

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Meet Sebastian Matta, the 19-Year-Old With Venezuelan and Argentine Roots Who Beat a Former Arizona Senator

Sebastian Matta graduated from high school last year. Now, the son of a Venezuelan mother and an Argentine father has defeated a former Republican state senator to become the next clerk of the Superior Court in Arizona's most populous county and the fourth biggest in the U.S. The 19-year-old Arizona...

Maricopa County, 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 · 3d

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Phoenix events calendar: Things to do this weekend and beyond

If you’re looking for things to do in the Valley, you’re in the right place. Our metro Phoenix events calendar keeps you up to date on the wide variety of festivals and other activities across the region. Long-term metro Phoenix events. First Friday of each month: First Friday...

Phoenix, AZ · 2d

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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 · 4d

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Bernadette Greene-Placentia vows to run again after losing a tight race

From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Phoenix one of a kind, New Times is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. Fewer than three days after polls closed on election night, the Associated...

Phoenix, AZ · 2d

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Scottsdale voters rejecting ‘blue wave’

On Election Day, political commentators around the country started talking about a “blue wave” – with some switching to “blue tsunami” later in the night. In Scottsdale, voters put up what could be called “red sandbags.”. Unofficial results of the Scottsdale City Council race...

Scottsdale, AZ · 22h