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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz -- A storm dropping heavy snow in parts of Arizona's high country hampered travel and closed schools in some areas Wednesday. The National

The collision has been causing traffic delays around milepost 146.

A storm dropping heavy snow in parts of Arizonas high country hampered travel and closed schools in some areas Wednesday. The National Weather Service issue...

Governor Ducey, ADOT, ACA, SCN Announce $68.1 Million Investment In The ‘State Led Corridor’PHOENIX — Governor Doug Ducey today announced the next step in the state’s efforts for all Arizonans to receive fast, affordable and reliable high-speed internet: an investment of $68.1 million to expand broadband connectivity along Interstate 40 West from Flagstaff to the California border.

The judge said the seriousness of allegations related to the U.S. Capitol riot favor detention of Edward Vallejo, 63, and linked to the Oath Keepers.

The defendant, 63-year-old Edward Vallejo, appeared at a nine-minute hearing Friday in Federal Court in downtown Phoenix via a video link from a Florence prison.

Adventures await along the West’s byways and highways to history.

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One of northern and central Arizona’s most iconic tree species is in trouble. The shaggy bark juniper, known for its distinctive outer layers that appear

View Comments Gov. Doug Ducey was hot on the job on Tuesday, taking action that will protect the vulnerable among us. “With the signing of #HB2483, we’re taking additional action to protect AZ’s pets,” he tweeted, along with pictures from a signing ceremony for the new law. Meanwhile, Arizona’s children who are heading back to school just as a highly contagious strain of COVID-19 is spreading through the state? Sorry, kids. You’re on your own. Ducey put politics above public heal...