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Pile Burning Planned August 14 – August 31, 2024 in the Prescott Basin
Fire managers on the Bradshaw Ranger District plan to take advantage of the moisture received as they look to burn debris piles in and around the Prescott Basin near Aspen Creek, Butte Creek and Ponderosa Park. Ignitions are planned to start Wednesday, August 14, 2024, and continue through Saturday, August 31, 2024, as conditions allow. Fire managers expect smoke impacts to be light and visible from multiple locations including Prescott, Chino Valley, and surrounding areas. As nighttime temperatures cool, smoke may linger in drainages and valleys.
Arizona and Missouri join states with abortion amendments on the ballot. What would the measures do?
Election officials in Arizona and Missouri this week announced that abortion-rights supporters in their states had gathered enough petition signatures to put proposed amendments on the ballot enshrining abortion rights into their states’ constitutions. The decisions mean voters in more than a half-dozen states will be deciding abortion measures...
AG: Midwife practicing without a license after Arizona mother, baby die
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — An Arizona woman is acting as a midwife even though she surrendered her license earlier this year after a mother and baby died during childbirth, according to the state’s top prosecutor. Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes filed a complaint on July 30 against Sarah Kankiewicz,...
For more than a month, tenants at a Valley apartment complex have been living without AC. The cool air has now returned for some of them.
PHOENIX — It's a sound you don't necessarily think about on a day-to-day basis, but when it stops you notice it. It's the noise your air conditioning unit makes when it's cooling down your house or apartment. For those living at the Buenas on 32nd apartment complex in Phoenix, it's a sound they haven't heard for months.
Phoenix Residents Plagued by Throat Irritation Due to Poor Air Quality and Intense Heat
Residents in the Phoenix area are reporting persistent scratchy throats, but the cause may not be what they suspect. Nurse Practitioner Samia Kadri with Banner Urgent Care told AZFamily that the combination of poor air quality, intense heat, and dust are irritating residents' throats. "You might think, 'Oh my goodness, I’m not sick, but I sound sick,'" said Kadri, indicating that the irritants in the air could be mistaken for symptoms of a contagious illness.
West Valley dealership to offer drivers promotions during grand opening ceremony
PHOENIX — Drivers in the West Valley now have a new place to find their dream car: the Larry H. Miller Genesis of Peoria. A grand opening ceremony will be held at the dealership near 87th Avenue and Bell Road on Tuesday. There will be entertainment, refreshments and exclusive...
Bryce Harper took Phillies latest setback to Diamondbacks as a warning
No team has won more games since Major League Baseball resumed play following the All-Star break than the Arizona Diamondbacks. Their performance matches the blistering heat in Phoenix, where temperatures will soar to around 109 degrees Fahrenheit on Friday. This past weekend, the defending National League champions took three of...
WestWorld of Scottsdale transforming into Unicorn World, an all-ages interactive experience
PHOENIX – If anybody tries to tell you that unicorns aren’t real, send them to Scottsdale this weekend. That’s because Unicorn World, an all-ages interactive experience, is coming to WestWorld of Scottsdale. For two days, the venue will transform into a magical world with full-sized animatronic unicorns,...
CBS 13 SPORTS: Imperial’s Gomez sisters set to run together again
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - How former Imperial track stars Cheney and Georgia Gomez will be running alongside each other again, and a preview of the upcoming season for Calipatria Hornets football. Article Topic Follows: Sports. BE PART OF THE CONVERSATION. KYMA KECY is committed to providing a forum for...
Prescott Valley Police Arrest Two Suspects in Mountain Valley Park Shooting Incident
The Prescott Valley Police Department acted quickly to identify and arrest two subjects involved in an incident that occurred Saturday, Aug. 10 at Mountain Valley Park. This incident involved two males that investigation has shown fired handguns at each other. Both of those subjects have been identified and arrested. There were no injuries, and no other shooters involved in this case.
Copper Basin Trailhead Construction August 12 – 30
Prescott National Forest is beginning construction on the Copper Basin Trailhead on the Bradshaw Ranger District. Work will begin Monday, August 12 and the area will be closed to the public through August 30 while construction occurs. The new trailhead takes the place of two designated dispersed camping sites that will be relocated directly across Copper Basin Road, ensuring no loss of camping opportunities.
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