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On today's newscast: The Arizona Supreme Court has delayed enforcement of a near-total Civil War-era abortion ban, rangers in Grand Canyon National Park say they've likely recovered the body of a man who attempted to float the Colorado River in a homemade raft, and fire managers in northern Arizona continue a series of prescribed burns and treatments.

On today's newscast: In the midst of a nearly nationwide heat wave, firefighters respond to two blazes on the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests and Kaibab National Forest; the Park Service releases the public comments it received in regards to a new management plan for Canyonlands National Park; and the University of Arizona will open an Indigenous language center.

On today's newscast: Police say they suspect the missing Flagstaff woman may have been killed, a federal investigation found the VA medical center in Prescott failed to protect workers, the historic Jerome Hogback Cemetery is locked up after repeat vandalism, officials are urging people to skip fireworks this Fourth of July as fire danger remains high, and more.

On today's newscast: A bill introduced in Congress would finalize a water rights settlement with three Arizona tribes; a Texas man has died while hiking at the Grand Canyon; and an excessive heat warning for much of the region has been extended into later this week.

On today's podcast: A Flagstaff man has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the death of his wife; the National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat warning through Tuesday for much of the region; and the Havasupai Tribe will receive a federal grant to fund a flood warning system and siren.

On today's newscast: The Colorado River’s biggest water user will get more than half a billion dollars to use less, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled an informational pamphlet for voters can refer to a fetus as an “unborn human being," the search continues for a man who went missing while paddleboarding at Lake Mead National Recreation Area, and more...

On today's newscast: Thursday is the anniversary of President Biden’s designation of a national monument near the Grand Canyon, the most anticipated meteor shower of the year will put on a show this weekend, the FCC approved a nationwide alert system for missing Indigenous people, Arizona’s top utility companies said customers used an unprecedented amount of energy over the weekend, Mohave County investigators want the public's help solving a decades-old murder case, and more...

On today's newscast: The City of Page has generated more than $20 million in fees from a Horseshoe Bend parking lot, a judge found Arizona’s rules to prevent voter intimidation and harassment near polling places and drop boxes could violate free speech, Miss Navajo Nation attended the Summer Olympic Games in Paris, Arizona could soon get a new national monument, and more...

On today's newscast: Arizona voters will decide in November whether to add the right to an abortion to the state constitution, an Apache-led nonprofit fighting to protect a sacred site from copper mining is traveling across the country on a prayer journey, U of A is creating a training program to educate researchers on how to ethically collect and use data from Indigenous communities, mechanical thinning starts today along Snowbowl Road in the Coconino National Forest, and more...

On today's newscast: Arizona's attorney general asked the forest officials to reexamine environmental approvals for a uranium mine near the Grand Canyon, a judge ruled voters will weigh a controversial border security measure, an ocelot was spotted on a trail camera in southern Arizona for the first time in 50 years, a survey of firefighters across the state found most had concerns about long hours and stressful working conditions, and more.