Month: November 2019

An earthen dam that lies directly upstream from Fredonia near the Arizona-Utah border has long been classified as unsafe — repairs constantly delayed by lack of money. A breach during a severe storm would put hundreds of people in the town of 1,300 at risk of potentially catastrophic flooding. The federal government had committed 65%

Fourteen-year-old Elijah Ochoa-Gamez was fatally stabbed in front of his home Friday night. Glendale needs the public’s help to find the suspects involved. Friday night on November 8, the Glendale Police Department ( GPD ) was dispatched to the home where the stabbing took place, resulting in Ochoa-Gamez’s death. A fight had broken out involving

Fewer than 1,000 US troops will stay in Syria but the objective of defeating ISIS remains in tact despite the smaller US military presence, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said Sunday. ” There will be less than a thousand for sure. And probably in the 500ish frame. Maybe six (hundred)

A Utah man who helped get his mother and other family members safely out of northern Mexico after nine people were killed in an apparent ambush said Sunday that most fled to Arizona with whatever they could fit in their cars and trucks and they’ll likely never return. More than 100 people left their rural

Three middle schoolers were charged in connection with a “potential assault” on their school in the Greater Rochester area Thursday, authorities say. The students were removed from Albion Middle School, northwest of Rochester, pending an investigation into “inappropriate and threatening messages” disseminated on a gaming app and social media platforms, according to the Albion Central

A result of increased funding, the University of Arizona College of Medicine in Phoenix will expand its class size for the first time since 2012. AZCentral reports it is in a hope to address the ongoing doctor shortage in Arizona and the rest the nation. The class expansion is the first since 2012, and will

The Cibola High School (CHS) Unified swimming and Diving team took home two state championships on Thursday, the first time Cibola’s Unified team has competed at the state level. The Cibola boys relay team consisting of Elijah Butler, Marlo Silva, Charles Echandia-Davis , and Anthony Neerpat took home the 200-meter freestyle relay title, as well