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20-year-old dies after falling at Grand Canyon
COCONINO COUNTY, Ariz. — Park rangers have recovered the body of a 20-year-old who recently fell at Grand Canyon National Park. At about 10:40 a.m. on July 31, staff received a report of a visitor who fell from the rim about a quarter of a mile from the Pipe Creek Overlook.
Native Air Receives First Responder Status in Northern Arizona
Air Methods’ Native Air bases in Cottonwood and Williams have achieved first responder designation, permitting first-response capabilities in the areas of Coconino County and Northern Arizona to assist in delivering rapid, emergency care. Additionally, the Native Airbase in Payson is expected to achieve first responder status by early September.
Navajo president tries to halt uranium shipments, says company failed to notify tribe
Navajo President Buu Nygren deployed tribal police Tuesday in an attempt to stop trucks carrying uranium ore from a mine south of the Grand Canyon, and accused the mine's operator of trying to sneak across the reservation. The first trucks had already reached their destination in southeast Utah by the...
Uranium ore hauling begins through Williams, Flagstaff, Navajo Nation
The company that owns a uranium mine near the South Rim of the Grand Canyon has begun transporting ore from the site. Coconino County officials say trucks hauling the first loads of uranium from the Pinyon Plain Mine set out Tuesday on State Route 64 through Williams and Interstate 40 through Flagstaff. The route also includes U.S. 89 to Tuba City and U.S. 160 to the White Mesa Mill in southern Utah. Tribes have fought uranium mining and transportation for decades and say it threatens public health and safety.
Man dies at Slide Rock State Park
A 48-year-old man visiting Slide Rock State Park with his son and several companions died on the afternoon of Saturday, July 27, from an apparent heart attack, the Sedona Fire District and Coconino County Sheriff’s Office stated on Monday, July 29. “This individual did jump in the water, it...
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