It’s Day 3 of Yavapai Silent Witness’ Catch 22 Program. Today Yavapai County Law Enforcement is asking for your help in locating Stephan Fazekas.

COTTONWOOD — Anna María Chávez, President and CEO of the Arizona Community Foundation, was recently appointed to the CFLeads Board of Directors. CFLeads operates as a national network of community ...

COTTONWOOD — As talks of trade agreements between the United States and the European Union continue, there is growing concern from major wine-exporting countries such as France, Spain and Portugal.

CAMP VERDE — Arizona’s Newest State Park will get its own custom brew, and park visitors will get a complimentary taste of Rockin’ River Ranch Rye IPA.

After Tara Helman signs up for the Pompa Program, she doesn't see any results. Now she's trying to get her money back, but the company only offers a partial refund.

JEROME — As a nonprofit, the Jerome Humane Society is always looking for ways to increase revenues.

Verde Valley Sanctuary Training and Education Manager Amanda Majewski answers questions in a classroom during a YES Program training at Canon Elementary in Black Canyon City. (Brian M. Bergner Jr ...

CLARKDLAE — The sun has been shining on guests through the stained-glass Sun Kachina entering the 44-room Taawaki Inn for a year now, and the Hopi are again asking the community to join them for ...

COTTONWOOD — President Donald Trump signed an executive order on July 24 to pump funding into managing the homeless population in the country, just as nonprofits are bracing for future federal ...

CAMP VERDE — Sarah Coultas, 48, sits in Yavapai County Jail 2,800 miles from her home in Pa‘auilo, Hawaii, after the search for her set off Arizona’s first Turquoise Alert on Wednesday, July ...

COTTONWOOD – Stephen Garner has been a drummer, professional magician, a Groucho Marx impersonator, and, most recently, the self-proclaimed “head poohbah” of Musicians R Us, a musicians and ...

COTTONWOOD — After-school programs will continue as usual at Cottonwood-Oak Creek Schools after the Education Department released $1.3 billion in previously frozen grant money.