Northern Arizona

Tucked away in a narrow gorge below the rim of the Grand Canyon, sits the tiny town of Supai. It’s hard to get there, and as a result, getting mail in and out of Supai isn't easy.

Two Arizona landmarks are now on a national list of endangered historic places. Their recognition highlights both the challenges and potential for preserving these unique structures.

In the West, where the vision of far-off politicians sometimes crashes against reality, many in northeastern Arizona were encouraged that President Donald Trump put a coal plant in the spotlight, but there's some skepticism about what the utilities will do with the plants.

Federal prosecutors are charging more people accused of raiding cargo trains in northern Arizona.

Betty Nixon saved several horses in one week from cattle tanks that are drying up. She is now calling for the Forest Service to help.

Sedona’s rising cost of living is having an impact on the city’s workforce, the chamber of commerce told city officials recently.

The EPA ended a $1 million grant that Flagstaff was using to help provide residents with resources and trainings in times of environmental emergencies such as wildfires.

The Bureau of Reclamation recently agreed to take the first step in a major water project for northern Arizona, and it could impact Flagstaff’s future water supply.

At a forum in February, mayors from several northern Arizona counties discussed the impact of short-term rentals. They blamed the law for a variety of issues, including workforce recruitment struggles, lower school retention rates, higher housing costs and neighborhood disruptions.

Federal agents have indicted dozens of people for what they characterize as blatant thefts of train-loads of Nike shoes in California and northern Arizona.