As Indigenous communities throughout northeastern Arizona continue to recover from major flooding, election officials are bracing for more rain in the forecast ahead of Election Day.

Recent flooding across the Navajo country reminded Scott Thybony of the difficulties faced by people who are cutoff by mud and washouts. And it reminded him of a winter he spent there in a hogan, a traditional Navajo home. Years later, he learned of their significance.

On today's newscast: National Weather Service confirms third tornado, analysis shows high arsenic levels at uranium mine, crews work to restore power and water on Navajo Nation, and more.

Conservationists say wells within the Pinyon Plain uranium mine have unusually high arsenic levels when compared to other groundwater sources in the area.

The National Weather Service has confirmed a third tornado touched down in northern Arizona near Bellemont during last week’s severe storms. Two others hit south of Prescott and in Heber-Overgaard the same day.

Gov. Katie Hobbs is still weighing an emergency declaration a week after a tornado damaged dozens of homes in Navajo County.

Both a Flagstaff institution and Route 66 turn 100 this year. Our Lady of Guadalupe was the first Mexican-American chapel in the city. While born out of racial division, the community still thrives today.

Paintbrush wildflowers have a secret: They steal nutrients from neighboring plants. But these “vampire plants” may actually help their plant communities thrive.

On today's newscast: Hobbs denies emergency declaration for Navajo County tornado, Colt Grill owners plead guilty to migrant hiring scheme, Navajo community of Rock Point hit by flooding, and more.

Muddy, inaccessible roads continue to hamper efforts to restore electricity and water to dozens of communities on the Navajo Nation following recent heavy rainfall.