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The shooting happened around 10: 15 p.m. near the area of US 191 and East Sun Lane in Sanders, Arizona.

The Arizona Department of Health Services reported more than 16,000 new COVID-19 cases this week, but Deputy Director of Health Services Carla Berg says some of those cases were diagnosed in previous weeks.Berg says the department is seeing around 14,000 new cases weekly, and that consistency may suggest an upcoming plateau in cases.“We’re starting to see that trend, maybe,

Multiple officials call for state and federal agencies to investigate an outage that left some Arizona communities without the ability to call 911 for days. It all started when a fiber cable was damaged.

The Yukon-Kuskokwim Census Area posted a 75% turnout rate in 2020, topping those of all county or county equivalents where Indigenous residents comprise at least half of the voting-age population.

Arizona congressman Tom OHalleren sent letters to the states Attorney Generals office and the FCC calling for investigations into service outages.

Hundreds of thousands of Arizonans were impacted by outages that disrupted emergency services across much of northern Arizona last weekend.

For those living in St. Johns, Eager, Springerville, Pinetop, Lakeside and Concho, they had a brief communications outage impacting the 911 service, and authorities say a man died because of this.

Saturday marked the start of days without 911 call service for Navajo and Apache Counties in Arizona.

Northampton County Public Schools has named Jaime D. Cole as its new superintendent.

A tribal officer is dead and another hospitalized after a shooting with a suspect in Whiteriver, Arizona. Just after 7 p.m. Thursday, a White Mountain Apache Police officer was making a traffic stop on East Fork Road when an altercation between the officer and driver occurred.