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On today's newscast: Doctors are suing over a 15-week abortion ban, an FLDS member was sentenced for her role in exploiting underage girls, more children are being killed by guns in Arizona, and more.

On today's newscast: A school near Flagstaff was forced into lockdown last week after threatening comments were posted online, the Flagstaff City Council rejected a controversial change to the city's noise ordinance, the Arizona Attorney General's Office established a grant program to support tribal communities impacted by Medicaid fraud schemes, and more...

On today's newscast: Federal officials released options for managing the shrinking Colorado River, Gov. Katie Hobbs signed the Northeastern Arizona Indian Water Rights Settlement Agreement, Native candidates up and down the ballot made historic gains in Arizona, Sedona plans to update an ordinance limiting firearms in some public areas after lawmakers called for an investigation, and more.

On today's newscast: States negotiating the future of the Colorado River appear to be far apart on new rules to share the shrinking water supply, two Prescot lawmakers want the Arizona Attorney General to investigate whether a Sedona ordinance limiting guns in some public areas is legal, northern Arizona's top gas provider plans to increase rates, Gov. Katie Hobbs says she will continue to work on border security issues with the Trump administration, and more.

On today's newscast: Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly is among a group of legislators who introduced a bill to address a syphilis epidemic that’s hit tribes especially hard, the certification of the 2024 election results was uneventful compared to previous years, Prescott residents are calling for additional protections on natural open space, a new podcast examines water issues on the Navajo Nation, and more.

On today's newscast: Native American students miss more school days than their classmates, a grand jury indicted two out-of-state residents for swindling thousands of dollars from the state’s ESA program, a nearly $2.5 million grant will be used for a drainage project to reduce future flood impacts in Tusayan, Congressman Eli Crane says he fully supports Donald Trump’s cabinet picks, and more.

On today's newscast: The Sedona City Council proposed relocating its unhoused population to other communities, an escaped inmate is still on the lam, tribes and conservation groups are pressing President Biden to designate more national monuments before he leaves office next month, and more.

On today's newscast: Biden acknowledged the decades of trauma inflicted on tribal communities with the designation of a new national monument, the self-proclaimed prophet of a polygamous sect will spend 50 years in prison, Arizona's emergency response system will soon get a big upgrade, a team will study a high-speed rail connection between Phoenix and Tucson, and more.

On today's newscast: A judge halted a proposed merger between supermarket giants Kroger and Albertsons, the Biden-Harris administration unveiled a plan to revitalize Indigenous languages, one of the brothers wanted in connection with a Flagstaff shooting is in custody, Arizona schools have access to $48 million to hire armed officers, and more.

On today's newscast: The Apache County Board of Supervisors voted to remove County Attorney Michael Whiting from office, a wildfire destroyed four homes in Paulden, Sedona will soon be Arizona's first city to have reduced speed limits for off-highway vehicles, a judge ordered the secretary of state's office to release a list of voters mistakenly classified as eligible for a full ballot, two competing measures on the ballot will allow voters to pick how the state's primary elections will be run in the future, and more...