Two firefighters and a third person were killed in a head-on crash on State Route 260 between Show Low and Heber-Overgaard Sunday night.

On today's newscast: containment on the Dragon Bravo Fire surpasses 90%, FMC received threats, a judge blocks deportations of children, the court strikes down a COVID-era law, and more.

On today's newscast: Vice President Vance transports Charlie Kirk's body back to Arizona on Air Force Two, the Sedona City Council permanently ends controversial license plate camera program, the ongoing measles outbreak is the largest in the state in over 30 years, and more.

The Sedona City Council voted unanimously this week to permanently end its controversial Flock Safety license plate camera program.

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum wants to cancel a public land management rule that sought to put conservation on equal footing with industry.

On today's newscast: Arizona's political leaders react to the shooting of Conservative Charlie Kirk, a Kingman lawmaker is standing behind his social media posts targeting Muslims, the Trump administration wants to cancel a rule that made conservation a "use" of public land, and more.

Several Democratic lawmakers are calling on Immigration and Customs Enforcement to explain the circumstances that led to the death of Lorenzo Antonio Batrez Vargas.

All Things Considered host Ailsa Chang is a true believer in public radio’s ability to create enlightening and passionately crafted stories and of its importance in American civic life. She recently spoke with KNAU’s Ryan Heinsius.

On today's newscast: some say northern Arizona is a “memory care desert,” layoffs hit Sky Harbor, Rep Eli Crane stays silent on Epstein, the leader of the Arizona Mexican Mafia is convicted, and more.

After sunset, the eerie choruses of coyotes are among the most iconic sounds of the American West.