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On today's newscast: Arizona now has AI-powered cameras for fire detection – but where does that leave human lookouts? Plus, groups call on GOP leaders to punish Kingman lawmaker for threat, judge blocks surgery mandate for transgender birth certificate changes, and more.

On today's newscast: shutdown impacts Grand Canyon, Yavapai County manager resigns, Planned Parenthood no longer provides services through Az Medicaid, and more.

Navajo Nation officials say many essential services will continue amid the federal government shutdown.

On today's newscast: Sedona Mayor Scott Jablow resigns, updated 911 system gives cell phone users more reliable access to emergency services, troopers detain a 13-year-old allegedly driving the wrong direction on Interstate 40 while drunk, and more.

Sedona Mayor Scott Jablow resigned from office Tuesday following a censure by the city council.

On today's newscast: The Dragon Bravo Fire is fully contained, former national park superintendents urge Trump administration to close parks in case of shutdown, the Census Bureau will test using U.S. postal workers on Arizona's tribal lands to prep for 2030 count, and more.

Crews have now fully contained the Dragon Bravo Fire nearly three months after it was ignited by lightning near the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.

On today's newscast: Grand Canyon National Park visitors spent more than $900 million in gateway communities in 2024, three people killed in historic flooding in Globe, a new law raises the age to buy tobacco to 21 in Arizona, and more.

On today's newscast: "Roadless rule" repeal could impact a million acres in Arizona, Grand Canyon officials to reopen two popular North Rim viewpoints, funeral services for paramedics killed in head-on crash underway and more. Plus, Scott Thybony tries to find a spot described by John Wesley Powell in this month's Canyon Commentary.

Officials at Grand Canyon National Park will reopen two popular North Rim viewpoints next week that were closed because of the Dragon Bravo Fire.