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The application for preliminary permits is Nature and People First’s latest proposal for energy development on tribal land. The federal government denied a similar proposal by the company in 2024.
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The Trump administration is making another legal bid to get the records of Arizona’s more than 4.3 million registered voters.
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Grand Canyon National Park officials will shut off water service in the inner canyon for a week as crews work on the Transcanyon Waterline and the Havasupai Gardens pumphouse.
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On today's newscast: June fire outlook shows high wildfire risk, plans to update North Rim water systems move forward, meteorologist Lee Born with the weekend weather forecast, and more.
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High summer temperatures make Flagstaff’s thin air feel even thinner. Density altitude affects your body, turning a simple mountain hike into a tough physical workout.
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On today's newscast: Mohave County resident dies from hantavirus, Flagstaff mom charged with infant's murder pleads not guilty, Katie Hobbs completes visits to Arizona's 22 tribal nations, and more.
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Health officials in Mohave County say a resident has died from the sin nombre strain of hantavirus.
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The estimate pops up again and again in reporting on the West’s most important waterway, but one researcher thinks it might be slightly high. That might point to a bigger problem.
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A Conservation K-9 named Blue will help reduce human-wildlife encounters in busy areas of the South Rim in Grand Canyon National Park.
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On today's newscast: Researchers question Colorado River use data, authorities investigating Cathedral Rock vandalism, Grand Canyon adds conservation K-9 to reduce human-wildlife conflicts, and more.
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On today's newscast: No new measles cases in Mohave County outbreak, two Colt Grill employees plead guilty following ICE raid, Grand Canyon water system to get a major upgrade, and more.
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On investigative travels and assignments, author Scott Thybony is no longer surprised by the unexpected questions — and answers — he gets. Thybony remembers some surprising interactions he’s had along the way in this month’s Canyon Commentary.