winter storm

The Arizona Department of Transportation has reopened all highways in northern Arizona that the agency had closed because of heavy snowfall throughout the region.

A major winter storm has led to the cancellation of schools across northern Arizona. Some city and county agencies are on a 2-hour delayed start today.

The Arizona Department of Transportation is advising drivers to consider delaying all but essential travel as a powerful winter storm hits northern Arizona. Snowfall down to 4000 feet is expected with as much as 2 inches per hour falling on Wednesday.

The National Weather Service has issued a High Wind Watch from Tuesday through Wednesday morning, mainly for Coconino, Navajo and Yavapai counties.

The recent round of winter storms brought multiple feet of snow to much of northern Arizona. On the San Francisco Peaks, it rapidly increased avalanche…

The town of Tusayan has declared a state of emergency due to recent storms.A release from the town estimates roughly 1,000 residents and tourists in the…

A powerful storm has knocked out power for thousands of people in Northern Arizona.Arizona Public Service's outage map shows issues in the Prescott area,…

**Update, 3:12pm**State Route 260 from Star Valley to Heber is no longer on ADOT's list of closed highways. Northern Arizona’s two main interstate…

President Donald Trump has signed a major disaster declaration for the Navajo Nation. KNAU’s Ryan Heinsius reports, it follows significant winter snowfall…

A late winter storm dropped snow on parts of Arizona's high country Wednesday, slowing traffic and delaying school openings in Flagstaff.Flagstaff had 8…