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ADOT Releases Memorial Day Weekend Road Update for Arizona
No full construction closures are scheduled on state highways, including Phoenix and Tucson freeways, over Memorial Day weekend. The Arizona Department of Transportation is reminding drivers to travel safely as the summer travel season begins a...
Cottonwood Memorial Day Closures
In recognition of Memorial Day, various city departments and public services will suspend operations temporarily. Here's a quick reference guide to closures in Cottonwood. The City of Cottonwood administrative offices will be closed on Monday, ...
Phoenix Memorial Day Closures
In recognition of Memorial Day, various city departments and public services will suspend operations temporarily. Below is your quick reference list for all the city closures happening in the City of Phoenix. Here's how city services are affect...
Memorial Day Closures: Flagstaff and Sedona
In recognition of Memorial Day, various city departments and public services will suspend operations temporarily. Here's your quick reference guide to closures in Flagstaff and Sedona. City of Flagstaff Flagstaff City Hall offices at 211 W. Asp...
Memorial Day Closures: Lake Havasu, Bullhead, Kingman Cities
In recognition of Memorial Day, various city departments and public services will suspend operations temporarily. Here's a quick reference guide to closures in Lake Havasu, Bullhead City, and Kingman. Lake Havasu City City offices are closed on...
Memorial Day Closures: Tucson, Yuma
In recognition of Memorial Day, various city departments and public services will suspend operations temporarily. Here's a quick reference guide to closures in Tucson and Yuma. City of Tucson All City of Tucson offices, except for emergency ser...
Memorial Day Closures: Prescott Valley, Prescott, and Chino Valley
In recognition of Memorial Day, various city departments and public services will suspend operations temporarily. Here's your quick reference guide to closures in Prescott Valley, Prescott, and Chino Valley. Town of Prescott Valley The Town of ...
Chino Valley Drivers Reminded to Buckle Up
The Chino Valley Police Department is joining law enforcement agencies across Arizona in the statewide “Click It or Ticket” campaign to promote seat belt use and child passenger safety. This campaign reminds all drivers and passengers that seat...
Flagstaff Encourages Fire Safety With New Restrictions
The City of Flagstaff will enter Stage 1 Fire Restrictions at 8 a.m. on Thursday, May 21, 2026. Under Stage 1 Fire Restrictions, Permits for open burning within the City will not be issued. The sale or use of consumer-grade fireworks is prohibi...
Youth Film Festival Returns to Prescott Valley
The Youth Film Program’s 2nd Annual Red Carpet Film Festival Premiere Event on June 2nd, 4:00 pm at Harkins Theater in Prescott Valley. The Youth Film Program is more than halfway through their second groundbreaking seasonal program, empowering...
Flag Day Ceremony Honors Veterans and First Responders
As our nation approaches its 250th birthday and the 250th anniversary of the United States Army, the importance of honoring and respecting the American flag remains as strong as ever. In recognition of that enduring patriotism, Foothills Ranch ...
Flagstaff Drivers Advised of Cedar Avenue Closure
Cedar Avenue will close to all traffic, from West Street to the Fourth/Lockett roundabout, from Friday, May 29, through Sunday, May 31, to allow crews to safely perform final roadway striping. Cedar Avenue and the Fourth/Lockett roundabout will...
Yavapai College Professor Earns Top Dissertation Honor
Psychology Professor Nichole Guzzo earned her doctorate this year – and then some. Last Wednesday, the Arizona School Administrators (ASA) notified Dr. Guzzo’s dissertation chair that her thesis was selected as the Top Dissertation from Arizona...
Prescott Valley Summer Reading Program
Get ready for the adventure of a lifetime with the Prescott Valley Public Library’s 2026 Summer Reading Program: Unearth a Story, running now through July 31, 2026. This year’s theme invites readers of all ages to explore the world of books and...
Fain Signature Group to Host American Red Cross Blood Drive
Fain Signature Group is partnering with the American Red Cross to host a community blood drive on Friday, June 19, 2026, in Prescott Valley. Community members are encouraged to donate blood and help support patients in need of lifesaving care. ...
Paving Season Begins in Phoenix
Paving season has officially started in the City of Phoenix. The Street Transportation Department, Street Maintenance Division, typically begins paving City streets in early spring, continuing through the fall. The paving schedule aligns with s...
Queen Creek General Plan Update Workshop
Town residents can help shape the future of Queen Creek by participating in the General Plan Update. Residents are invited to get creative and participate in a hands-on community workshop designed to gather input as part of the Queen Creek Gene...
Northern Arizona VA Funding for Facility Upgrades
Northern Arizona VA Health Care System received funding for Non-recurring Maintenance projects in the second quarter of fiscal year 2026, after receiving funding the first quarter of the fiscal year. The funding is part of a record .8 billion i...
YC Launches New Holiday Festival in Prescott
This holiday season, Yavapai College Foundation will launch the inaugural Yavapai Yuletide, a two-day holiday celebration designed to capture the magic of Prescott’s longstanding reputation as Arizona’s “Christmas City” while supporting Yavapai...
Aspiring Winemakers Compete at YC Verde Campus
Yavapai College’s Southwest Wine Center revived a cherished tradition in Clarkdale last month. Winemakers, viticulture experts, and talented students gathered for competition, education, and an energetic exchange of ideas as The Emerging Winema...
Prescott Valley Website Wins Global Award
The Town of Prescott Valley is proud to announce that it has been named a winner in the 32nd Annual Communicator Awards, receiving the top-tier Award of Excellence for its official website, prescottvalley-az.gov. Following a complete redesign i...
Verde Valley Sanctuary Expands Crisis Response
In a collaborative effort to coordinate services, Verde Valley Sanctuary (VVS) entered an agreement with the Town of Camp Verde to assist the Camp Verde Marshal’s Office (CVMO) with crisis response calls involving survivors of domestic and sexu...
Independence Day Celebration in Yuma
The City of Yuma invites the community to celebrate Independence Day at the free annual 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular on Saturday, July 4, at Desert Sun Stadium (1280 W. Desert Sun Drive). This family-friendly event will begin at 6 p.m. and...
Cottonwood Fire Safety Restrictions
The United States Forest Service (USFS) has advised the City of Cottonwood of their plans to enter Stage 1 Fire Restrictions on Thursday, May 21, 2026, at 8 a.m. The City of Cottonwood will follow suit and manage our staged restriction in coord...
Yavapai College Honors Student Achievement in Prescott
Yavapai College recognized outstanding student achievement across workforce development, health sciences, and public services during the 2026 evening of recognition that took place on Friday, April 24, at the Prescott Resort Center. The annual ...
Homelessness in Phoenix Sees Positive Trends in 2026
The 2026 Point-In-Time (PIT) homelessness count data reveals more than half of people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix are now sheltered - up 15% over the last year. The City also reduced unsheltered homelessness by 13% in 2026. These posit...
City of Surprise Memorial Day Schedule Changes
City of Surprise administrative offices will be closed Monday, May 25, 2025, due to the Memorial Day holiday, and library and trash collection schedules will be modified. Trash Collection City of Surprise trash customers ONLY are reminded that ...
Prescott Area Stage 1 Fire Restrictions
The Prescott Fire Department and Central Arizona Fire and Medical Authority will enact Stage 1 Fire Restrictions beginning at 8:00 a.m. on Thursday, May 21, 2026. These restrictions will remain in effect until weather conditions improve through...
Prescott Valley Soil Testing Near Fain Road Explained
Brad Fain and Ron Fain addressed questions surrounding soil testing on State land near Fain Road and Lakeshore Drive tied to the Iron King Mine cleanup effort in the Dewey-Humboldt region. They explained that the EPA is evaluating clay material...
Sunburst Patios Brings Shade to Prescott Valley
David Griego of Sunburst Patios discusses how patio covers, screen rooms, solar shades, and glass enclosures can help homeowners create more comfortable outdoor living spaces. The conversation covers wind protection, shade solutions, maintenanc...
Prescott Concert Celebrates 250 Years of Music
Arizona Philharmonic invites Prescott audiences to experience something altogether different this spring: the Quarter Millennium Concert, performed outdoors under the ponderosa pines at the Highlands Center for Natural History’s Kiwanis Amphith...
Yavapai County Offers Warrant Resolution Event
The Superior Court in Yavapai County in partnership with local justice and community agencies, will host a Warrant Resolution Event to provide individuals with outstanding misdemeanor warrants in Yavapai County an opportunity to address their c...
Kingman Street Maintenance Moves to Phase 3
The City of Kingman Public Works Department will continue chip sealing operations on multiple residential streets in District 4 starting next week. Beginning Tuesday, May 19, through Wednesday, May 20, crews will begin Phase 3 of the City’s ong...
Verde Valley Welcomes OLLI Summer Classes
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at Yavapai College is bringing an exciting season of in-person learning, creativity, and connection to the Verde Valley this summer with a vibrant lineup of classes at the Clarkdale campus. Beginning Jun...
Arizona Traveling Museum Reaches 20,000 Visitors
With approximately 3,020 miles traveled and more than 20,000 visitors welcomed across 31 communities in all 15 Arizona counties, the Arizona America250 Commission proudly marks the conclusion of the Road to 250: Arizona Traveling Museum. From i...
Yavapai College Expands Nursing Degree Pathway
Yavapai College (YC) recently joined forces with the American College of Education (ACE), to create a new educational pathway that supports aspiring nurses and nurse leaders. Students enrolled in YC’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) progra...
Youth Academy Applications Open in Queen Creek
The Queen Creek Police Department is now accepting applications for the summer Youth Academy. This free, two-week program introduces teens to the exciting and challenging world of law enforcement. The Youth Academy offers students an inside loo...
Chip Sealing Operations in Kingman District 4
The City of Kingman Public Works Department will continue chip sealing operations on multiple residential streets in District 4 this week. Beginning Tuesday, May 19, through Friday, May 22, crews will begin Phase 4 of the City’s ongoing roadway...
Rep. Quang Nguyen Discusses Arizona Budget Cuts, Public Safety, and Prescott Valley Roads
Arizona Representative Quang Nguyen joined Signals AZ Legislative Update to discuss the latest state budget negotiations and what they could mean for taxpayers. He shared details about proposed tax relief, retirement deductions, and child tax c...
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WOR Seeks Old Timers, Champions, and Rodeo Queens of the 6's
Prescott Frontier Days®, Inc. is honored to welcome Justin and Sarah Sunbury, who have graciously stepped up and offered to run our Old Timers Reunion! This event is a traditional highlight of the World's Oldest Rodeo® week, which runs from Jun...
Arizona Vehicle Titles and Registration Go Digital
The Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division is adding features and functions to the most recent digital wallet option for Arizona residents. You can now add your vehicle registration and title directly to your Arizona Wallet...
The Fains Discuss the Future of Fain Park in Prescott Valley
Why has Fain Park become such a major topic of conversation in Prescott Valley? In this episode, Brad Fain and Ron Fain discuss the history of the park, concerns about maintenance, and misconceptions surrounding nearby rock and gravel operation...
Campfire Restrictions Coming to Coconino National Forest
The Coconino National Forest will enter Stage 1 fire restrictions at 8 a.m., Thursday, May 21, to help prevent unwanted human-caused wildfires during periods of dangerous fire weather conditions. Fires, campfires, stoves (charcoal, coal and woo...
Copper Basin Area Road Upgrades Planned in Prescott
The City of Prescott and their design engineer invite you to attend a community meeting for the upcoming Copper Basin Area Roadway Improvements Project. This meeting will be held on Thursday, May 21, from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the Trinity Pres...
Fossil Creek Permit Rules Change for 2026
Coconino National Forest visitors hoping to acquire a Fossil Creek permit are now facing better odds. This local recreation site is now open to permit-holders seven days a week for the rest of the 2026 permit season. Permit season runs through ...
Meet Prescott First Responders During EMS Week
In celebration of National EMS Week, Life Line Ambulance and the Prescott Fire Department are inviting the community to a special open-house event, "Behind the Sirens: Meet Local First Responders," on May 21 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Life...
Scholarships Awarded to Prescott Area Students
This week, Catholic Charities’ North Star Youth Partnership held an awards ceremony to honor 15 area students who received a total of more than ,000 in Grant McKee and Robert Caldwell Service & Leadership Scholarships. In addition, a local ...
Yavapai County Adoption Day Celebrates Forever Families
Friday, May 8th was a beautiful day with wonderful weather for the celebration of children being adopted into their forever families at the Yavapai County Juvenile Justice Center. This year for Adoption Day families were greeted by the friendly...
Prescott Valley Shed Fire Stopped Before Spreading
On Wednesday, May 13, at approximately 3:13 p.m., the Central Arizona Fire and Medical Authority (CAFMA) and the Prescott Fire Department were dispatched to a reported shed fire near North Autumn Sage and Welsh Mountain Drive in Prescott Valley...
Parker Anderson Shares Verde Valley Cemetery Stories
Sharlot Hall Museum announces its next Author Series event featuring acclaimed local historian and author Parker Anderson. The presentation will take place on May 23 at 1:00 p.m. in the Education Center, where Anderson will discuss his latest w...
Yavapai College Hosts Rural Communities Forum
Yavapai College hosted the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Federal Partners Forum Supporting Rural Communities on Tuesday, May 5, welcoming more than 100 local, state, and federal representatives to present information, discuss shared cha...
Republic Services Grant Opportunity for Fountain Hills Nonprofits
Republic Services and the Town of Fountain Hills are partnering again to provide an eligible local nonprofit organization with grant funding. The total grant provided by Republic Services is ,000, and one or two organizations will be awarded th...
Federal Enforcement Complaint Portal Launched in Phoenix
The City of Phoenix today launched the Federal Enforcement Complaint Reporting Portal, a new multilingual community reporting platform developed as a core component of the Community Transparency Initiative (CTI). The portal provides residents w...
Wind Advisory: 50 MPH Gusts Possible In Yavapai Mountains
The National Weather Service in Flagstaff has issued a Wind Advisory for much of northern Arizona from 11 a.m. Sunday until 8 p.m. MST. Forecasters say southwest winds of 20 to 30 mph are expected across the region, with gusts reaching up to 50...
Prescott National Forest Prescribed Burn Planned Along Highway 169
Fire managers on the Prescott National Forest will begin prescribed burning along Highway 169 as early as May 25, 2026, to reduce hazardous fuels and restore the landscape to more natural vegetation conditions. The project targets approximately...
Flagstaff Park Adds New Public Art Exhibition
The City of Flagstaff and Coconino County announce the opening of the third annual Multicultural County Park Sculpture Exhibition Tuesday, May 19, at the Elizabeth “Liz” C. Archuleta County Park in Flagstaff. A reception begins at 10 a.m. and i...
3,000 Arizona Kids Receive Dental Care Support
Every bright future starts with a healthy smile. When children do not receive preventive dental care, they are at greater risk for pain, infection, difficulty eating, missed school days and other health concerns that can impact their growth and...
COCSD Shares Details on $30M School Bond
Cottonwood-Oak Creek School District (COCSD) continues to focus on maintaining safe, reliable, and welcoming schools for students, staff, and families across the Verde Valley. As part of those ongoing efforts, the district is providing informat...
Goodyear Police Awarded Grant for Click It or Ticket Campaign
The Goodyear Police Department has been awarded a ,000 grant from the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety to support the national Click It or Ticket campaign. This funding will help provide additional officer coverage and overtime enforcement d...
Glassford Hill Road Widening Project Update | May 18th - 22nd, 2026
Median Construction Underway Crews will continue work on the concrete median along Glassford Hill Road, from just north of Long Look Drive to just south of Spouse Drive. Please be aware of the following impacts: Monday, May 18 through Friday, M...
NAU Receives $1M for Construction Program
With support from Beavers Charitable Trust, in partnership with Granite Construction, Haydon, Kiewit Corporation, McCarthy Building Companies and Sundt Construction, NAU has established the Beavers Endowed Distinguished Professorship of Infrast...
Cottonwood Planning Meeting Discusses Zoning Changes
The Cottonwood Planning and Zoning Commission will be holding a meeting on Monday, May 18, at 6:00 p.m., at the City Council Chambers - Riverfront, 1083 E. Riverfront Road, Cottonwood, AZ 86326. The following items are scheduled for New Busines...
Temporary Lane Closures in Kingman
The City of Kingman is notifying residents of temporary lane closures and a full road closure scheduled to begin Monday, May 18. The following road segments will be affected from 7:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. for approximately four weeks: Airway Avenu...
Verde Valley Residents Offered Free Diabetes Prevention Program
Yavapai County Community Health Services (YCCHS) will offer the PreventT2 lifestyle change program to Verde Valley residents. Prevent T2 is part of the National Diabetes Prevention Program, led by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (...
Phoenix Airport Museum Celebrates Museum Month
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport celebrates Museum Month and the upcoming May 18 International Museum Day by showcasing the Phoenix Airport Museum’s exhibitions. Museum Month is recognized annually in May to increase awareness of the ro...
Climb It High Tree Experts Go Beyond Tree Trimming
Ty Brand, founder and owner of Climb It High Tree Experts, and Serena DeeAnn, lead consultant and media coordinator, discuss the science and long-term planning behind proper tree care in Northern Arizona. The conversation covers soil health, ir...
Meet the Family Behind Lawhorn Plumbing in Prescott Valley
In this episode of the Signals News Podcast, the team from Lawhorn Plumbing shares the story behind their growing family-owned plumbing company in Prescott Valley, Arizona. Kassandra Lawhorn explains how years of experience, strong safety stand...
Pine Crest Concrete Improvements Project in Prescott
The City of Prescott and their contractor, DBA Construction, are set to begin construction of the Pine Crest Concrete Improvements Project the week of May 18, 2026. This project will preserve and maintain the historic concrete roadways by repai...
Horses Help Patients Heal at The Meadows
The 2026 Triple Crown season is in full swing with the Preakness Stakes (May 16th) and the Belmont Stakes (June 6th) coming next. But here’s a different kind of horse story, one that’s not about the finish line, but about the healing journey. W...
Loop 101 - I-10 Interchange Closures
Construction starts this weekend on a massive project to expand the freeway interchange connecting Loop 101 (Agua Fria Freeway) and Interstate 10 in the West Valley. The Arizona Department of Transportation’s 2 million project will add an eleva...
Yavapai College Launches Digital Maps for Prescott - Verde Campuses
Finding one’s way around Yavapai College’s Prescott and Verde Valley campuses just became much easier with the introduction of digital wayfinding. Students, community members and other visitors may now use their phones to scan a QR code to down...
Flagstaff Plans Sandbag Cleanup in Flood Areas
The City of Flagstaff will launch a one-time sandbag clean up operation throughout the Sunnyside and Grandview Homes neighborhoods, in the areas shown on the map. Residents of Sunnyside and Grandview Homes are instructed to move their sandbags ...
Art Hive Celebrates Third Anniversary in Prescott
The Art Hive invites the Prescott community to celebrate its third anniversary with a disco-themed party Friday, May 22, from 5:00 pm to midnight. “Join us as we celebrate three years of being a part of Prescott's contemporary art scene. It has...
Sedona Voters to Decide Cultural Park Measure
After last week’s decision by the Yavapai County Superior Court ruling against the city in the lawsuit, City of Sedona v. Save Sedona Committee, concerning the proposed Cultural Park Preservation Act initiative, the Sedona city council decided ...
I-10 Widening Project Progress in Tucson
Motorists will begin driving on a newly constructed section of Interstate 10 this weekend as the Arizona Department of Transportation makes major progress on a project to widen 3 miles of the freeway southeast of downtown Tucson. Traffic is bei...
Phoenix Family Shelter Expansion Ceremony
This morning, the City of Phoenix and The Salvation Army held a ceremony at 2707 E. Van Buren St. to dedicate the site of the future construction of a third wing of its family shelter, which will increase the number of rooms by 50 percent. Phoe...
Big 12 Baseball Tournament in Surprise
The 2026 Big 12 Baseball Tournament presented by Allstate is set to take over Surprise Stadium from May 19-23, bringing one of college baseball’s premier postseason events to the West Valley for the first time. Hosted at Surprise Stadium, the S...
Barlow-Massicks House Fire Cause Determined
The Central Arizona Fire and Medical Authority (CAFMA) has concluded its investigation into the residential structure fire that occurred on 4th Street in Prescott Valley on May 2, 2026. The fire has been determined to be accidental in nature an...
Arizona Drivers Warned as Wildfire Risk Rises
As summer nears, temperatures are rising in Arizona and with that comes an increased potential for brush fires. While wildland fires can occur year-round, seasonal changes and weather conditions in the summer increase risk. And with wildfires a...
Yavapai CASA Fundraiser Raises Over $52K for Local Kids
The Yavapai CASA for Kids Foundation celebrated a huge milestone on May 2, raising ,514 during its 11th Annual Champions for Children: A Triple Crown Affair event. The sold-out event welcomed 181 guests, marking one of the most successful fundr...
Arizona Drivers Advised of Smoke Near I-17
Fire managers on the Prescott National Forest will begin prescribed burning east of Interstate 17 on May 18, 2026, as part of an ongoing effort to reduce hazardous fuels and restore the landscape to more natural vegetation conditions. The proje...
Yuma Water Safety Day Offers Free Family Fun
The Greater Yuma Water Safety Alliance (GYWSA) is inviting the public to attend Water Safety Day on Saturday, June 6, at the Valley Aquatic Center, (4381 W. 18th St.) This free, family-friendly event offers a day of fun, learning, and drowning ...
AZ Department of Gaming Releases March Sports Betting Figures
Bettors in Arizona wagered approximately 6.9 million* on sports and events in March of 2026, according to newly released reports by the Arizona Department of Gaming (Department). This figure represents an approximate 5.7 percent year-over-year ...
Diaper Drive in Yavapai County
Wrapped in Love (WiL) Diaper Bank is collecting diapers, wipes, pull-ups, and hygiene products during its annual Mother’s & Father’s Day Diaper Drive running from May 8 to June 21, 2026. Collection boxes are set up across the county with a ...
Wear Blue: Run to Remember Memorial Day Events
This Memorial Day season, wear blue: run to remember is calling on individuals and communities across the country to move beyond observation and into action. From now until Memorial Day, wear blue will activate communities nationwide, inviting ...
Kingman Youth Leaders Recognized by City Council
During their May 5, 2026, meeting, the Kingman City Council recognized members of the Kingman Youth Advisory Council (KYAC) for their continued dedication to civic engagement, leadership, and community service. Special recognition was given to ...
Mesa Hydration Donation Campaign Aims to Save Lives
Mesa's 20th Annual Hydration Donation Campaign is underway to save more lives during Arizona's extreme heat season. The campaign has started and continues through Sept. 30 to help Mesa's most vulnerable residents. This morning's kickoff event a...
Yellowstone Landscape Helps Communities Look Their Best
Sarah Ragland of Yellowstone Landscape shares how the company helps maintain HOA communities, commercial properties, apartment complexes, and senior living facilities throughout Prescott Valley and Arizona. Dive into landscaping maintenance, pr...
Kingman Warns Residents About Scam Emails
The City of Kingman is warning residents, businesses, developers, contractors, and property owners about fraudulent emails impersonating City departments and staff. The emails appear to target individuals involved in development projects, rezon...
Kingman Road Closures Planned for Utility Work
The City of Kingman is notifying residents and motorists of temporary road closures scheduled for Thursday, May 14, 2026, to allow crews to install new utilities in the area. The following road segments will be fully closed to all traffic from ...
Phoenix Parks Medical Treatment and Food Distribution Ordinance
Today, the Phoenix City Council approved the Medical Treatment and Food Distribution in Parks Ordinance (G-7514) during the Formal City Council Meeting, establishing a comprehensive framework for medical treatment and food distribution events i...
Prescott Valley Open House on Stormwater Management
The Town of Prescott Valley is dedicated to maintaining safe and effective infrastructure for our community. We invite you to attend an Open House on Wednesday, May 20, from 5:30–6:30 pm in the Library’s Crystal Room (7401 E Skoog Blvd). This i...
YRMC Community Health Improvement Grants Benefit Prescott
Dignity Health Yavapai Regional Medical Center (YRMC) is giving back to the Prescott community once again. Several local organizations are now the beneficiaries of YRMC’s 2026 Community Health Improvement Grants. In all, 1,000 was awarded acros...
Sedona Art Reception Features Nature-Inspired Work
The city invites the public to its next artist reception on Thursday, May 14, 2026 from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Council Chambers, located at 102 Roadrunner Dr. to view Ruth Austin’s exhibit, replete with joyful, nature-inspired mixed media collages....
Kingman Residents Urged to Move Cars for Road Work
The City of Kingman Public Works Department will continue chip sealing operations on multiple residential streets in District 4 later this week. Beginning Wednesday, May 13, through Friday, May 15, crews will begin Phase 2 of the City’s ongoing...
Kingman Residents Can Meet City Leaders Over Coffee
The City of Kingman invites residents to join Mayor Ken Watkins and City Manager Tim Walsh for the upcoming Coffee with the Mayor and City Manager on Thursday, May 14, from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 310 N. Fo...
Prescott Wants Input on Rodeo/Fairgrounds Site Future
The City of Prescott, GH2 Architects, and the Steering Committee continue working on a Master Plan to shape the future of the City’s Rodeo/Fairgrounds site. The Project Team invites you to attend a community meeting to learn more about the stat...
Kingman Honors 2026 Citizens Academy Graduates
The City of Kingman proudly recognized the graduates of the 2026 Spring Citizens Academy at last night’s City Council meeting. Mayor Ken Watkins and the entire City Council extended their heartfelt congratulations to the participants, celebrati...
Elevated Fitness Brings Personal Coaching to Prescott Valley
Lela Rodger of Elevated Fitness shares how her Prescott Valley studio focuses on small classes, individualized attention, and helping clients build confidence through fitness. The conversation covers personal training, nutrition, strength train...
Witnesses Step In Following State Route 69 Incident
On May 11, 2026, an impaired driver caused multiple major collisions along State Route 69, resulting in roadway closures and significant traffic delays. Following the final collision, which disabled the suspect’s vehicle, the driver fled the sc...
ADOT Warns Drivers of I-10 Rest Area Outage
The Interstate 10 Burnt Well Rest Area’s restrooms, drinking fountains and vending machines will be unavailable much of Wednesday, May 13, due to electrical system maintenance, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation. This outage ...
Electric Bicycle Regulations in Arizona
Arizona officially set the standard for electric bicycle use in 2018 when it passed House Bill 2266. This legislation, now codified under Arizona Revised Statute § 28-819, treats e-bikes as bicycles and establishes clear, consistent rules acros...
ADOT Plans $4.1B in Arizona Road Projects
The Arizona Department of Transportation will hold a public hearing Friday, May 15, on the agency’s recommended statewide program and construction projects for the next five years. The hearing on the 2027-2031 tentative Five-Year Transportation...
NAU Professor Earns Rare National Science Honor
NAU Regents’ Professor of ecosystem science Bruce Hungate has been elected to the 2026 class of National Academy of Sciences (NAS) members—one of the highest honors a scientist can receive. Hungate is one of 120 new U.S. members and 25 internat...
Flagstaff Data Center Zoning Update
The City recognizes that data centers are a topic of significant interest for Flagstaff residents. City staff have been actively evaluating ways to safeguard the community by addressing possible impacts associated with data centers, including w...
Kingman Employees Recognized for Leadership Excellence
Three City of Kingman employees were recently recognized during the Mohave College Kingman Campus student recognition ceremony for their hard work, leadership, and commitment to professional growth. Sandy Williams, Jennifer Sochocki, and Art Pi...
CAFMA Crews Save Chino Valley Home From Fire
On Sunday, May 10, 2026, at approximately 3:39 p.m., the Central Arizona Fire and Medical Authority (CAFMA) responded to a reported tree fire with extension to a home in the area of Windsong Way and West Road 3 North in Chino Valley. The fire s...
Head Spa Prescott Offers a New Way to Relax
Jade Winn of Head Spa Arizona shares how her Prescott business combines scalp care, massage, facials, and restorative relaxation services. The conversation covers scalp analysis, halo waterfall massage, deep cleansing treatments, CBD-infused ma...
Mondays with the Prescott Valley Mayor | May 11th
Mayor Kell Palguta of Prescott Valley gives updates for:Prescott Valley DaysTown Council MeetingPavement PreservationStormwater Open HouseBarlow-Massicks House Fire
Inside the Future of Prescott Valley
Brad Fain and Ron Fain discuss how thoughtful planning helps communities, landowners, and public officials work together to guide responsible growth. In this recent podcast, they address misconceptions about development in Prescott Valley and e...
Yavapai County Chip Seal Work
Please be advised that Yavapai County will be performing chip seal work on various roads in the Lake Montezuma, Spring Valley, and Iron Springs areas. Work will begin on May 11, 2026, and will continue until May 29, 2026. The work hours will be...
NAU Study Finds Major Gaps in Emissions Database
New research from Northern Arizona University found that a global greenhouse gas emissions database produced by the Climate TRACE consortium, co-founded by former Vice President Al Gore, is underestimating vehicle carbon dioxide emissions in ci...
I-10 Reconstruction Project Nears Completion
The Arizona Department of Transportation is nearing completion on a project to widen and reconstruct Interstate 10 from Ina to Ruthrauff roads in the northwest Tucson area, with all parts of the project expected to open to traffic by mid-May. C...
Coconino Forest Plans 11,000-Acre Prescribed Burn
The Coconino National Forest plans to conduct the Upper Beaver Creek prescribed burn project north of the Clints Well area beginning next week due to recent favorable weather conditions. Should weather conditions remain favorable, the project i...
Granite Creek Cleanup Removes 2,640 Pounds of Trash
Dignity Health Yavapai Regional Medical Center employees are pitching in to make their community a more beautiful place. A group of YRMC volunteers spent a Saturday morning in April participating in the annual Granite Creek Cleanup in Prescott....
Phoenix Sky Harbor Breaks Passenger Record with 5.1 Million
Last month was a busy one for Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, with Spring Break passengers coming and going, and others enjoying a variety of events around the Valley. With 5,128,429 passengers coming through the airport, it marks the...
Waitlist Opens for Affordable Housing in Chandler
The City of Chandler Housing and Redevelopment Division is opening its project based voucher (PBV) waitlist for Villas on McQueen. Completed pre-applications will be accepted beginning at noon on Friday, May 8, and must be submitted by the dead...
Glassford Hill Road Widening Project Update | May 11th - 15th, 2026
Median Construction Underway Crews will continue work on the concrete median along Glassford Hill Road. Please note that traffic has shifted to a new traffic pattern, and road users are advised to be alert, use caution and follow the marked sig...
Historic Flagstaff Landmark Gets Needed Repairs
The City of Flagstaff will begin a roof replacement project at the historic Milligan House, located at 323 W. Aspen Avenue, starting Monday, May 11. The project is expected to take approximately one week to complete, weather permitting. The Mil...
Queen Creek Welcomes New First Credit Union Branch
First Credit Union has officially opened its newest branch in Queen Creek, AZ, marking a significant milestone in the credit union’s continued investment in modern, member-focused banking experiences. Located in one of the fastest-growing commu...
Yavapai County Launches New GIS Interactive Map
Yavapai County is excited to announce the launch of its new Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Interactive Map, providing a modern digital experience for residents and professionals to access property information and county data. A Modernized...
603-Acre Fire Protection Project Begins in Prescott National Forest
Mastication equipment will be operating on the Prescott National Forest over the next six weeks as part of a 603‑acre community wildfire protection project west of Blue Ranch and east of the Quail Springs neighborhoods, just outside the town of...
Flagstaff Closure Planned for Lone Tree Road
As part of the Lone Tree Overpass and Corridor Project, Lone Tree Road will be closed in both directions from Butler Avenue to Franklin Avenue from May 11 - 15. This closure will facilitate the installation of roadway pavement. Two open traffic...
Kingman Road Work to Impact Residential Streets
The City of Kingman Public Works Department will begin chip sealing operations on multiple residential streets in District 4 starting Monday, May 11, 2026, through Friday, June 12, 2026. Work is scheduled to take place weekdays from 7:00 a.m. t...
SR 83 Gets Fresh Pavement Through Sonoita
Two miles of State Route 83 through the Southern Arizona community of Sonoita has a new pavement surface thanks to an Arizona Department of Transportation project. The .9 million project removed and replaced the road surface between mileposts 2...
Special Edition Library Card Released for Phoenix Public Library
Phoenix Public Library has released a new Special Edition Library Card honoring The Wallace & Ladmo Show, the iconic Arizona children’s program that entertained families for more than 35 years. The card, created in partnership with the Wall...
Quarterly 100 Men Who Care Event to be held at PFD Rodeo Grounds
Prescott Frontier Days®, Inc. is proud to host the quarterly 100 Men Who Care event at the Prescott Rodeo Grounds. This is the group’s 7th year of raising funds and awareness for local charities and nonprofits, and so far, 100 Men Who Care has ...
Prescott Valley Police Remind Drivers to Buckle Up
From May 18 through May 31, 2026, the Prescott Valley Police Department will join agencies across Arizona for the statewide “Click It or Ticket” campaign. This campaign is all about a simple habit that makes a big difference, buckling up every ...
Prescott Police Click It Or Ticket Campaign
The Prescott Police Department is participating in the national “Click It or Ticket” seat belt enforcement campaign from May 18 through May 31, 2026. This high-visibility enforcement effort is part of a nationwide initiative focused on increasi...
Rob Short Brings State Farm to Chino Valley
Rob Short shares how his background in recruiting, leadership, and community involvement led to opening a State Farm agency in Chino Valley. He covers insurance, financial planning, life insurance, and the importance of helping families prepare...
Final Call for Chino Valley Charity Golf Event
The Chino Valley Area Chamber of Commerce is making a final call to the community to participate in the 14th Annual Bob Kaecker Memorial Golf Tournament, taking place on Saturday, May 16, 2026, at Antelope Hills Golf Course in Prescott. This hi...
Sedona to Discuss Lawsuit Ruling in Executive Session
Today, the Yavapai County Superior Court ruled against the city in the lawsuit, City of Sedona v. Save Sedona Committee, concerning the proposed Cultural Park Preservation Act initiative. City Council will review the decision in an executive se...
Kingman Secures $493K for Flood Relief Project
The City of Kingman has secured 3,000 in federal funding through the Fiscal Year 2026 Homeland Security Appropriations Bill to support Phase 1 of the Bull Mountain Channel Improvements project. The funding, obtained through Congressional Direct...
Yavapai College Awards 1,200+ Degrees in 2026
Yavapai College awarded 1,249 certificates and degrees—including a record 119 bachelor’s degrees—at commencement ceremonies in the Verde Valley and Prescott Valley. The 2026 Yavapai College commencement ceremonies were held on Saturday, May 2 a...
Kingman Brings Healthy Choices Talk to 2,600 Students
Last week, the City of Kingman used funding received through the national opioid settlement agreements to bring motivational speaker Zion Givens of Vive18 to students at the middle and high school campuses within the Kingman Unified School Dist...
Sedona Names New Director of Financial Services
The city of Sedona welcomes Jordan Corneliusen, Certified Public Accountant (CPA), of Fargo, N.D. as the new Director of Financial Services, replacing Barbara Whitehorn, who was promoted to Deputy City Manager in August 2025. Corneliusen will b...
Phoenix Summer Reading Program Launches
Phoenix Public Library will launch its annual Summer Reading Program, also known as the Summer Reading Game, on June 1. This year’s theme, “Unearth a Story,” invites readers of all ages to dig into great books, discover new adventures, and expl...
Goodyear's Water Safety Awareness for Summer
With summer right around the corner, the city of Goodyear wants to remind everyone that drowning is fast, silent, and 100 percent preventable. This May, in recognition of National Water Safety Month, the city is focusing on simple, practical st...
Prescott Valley Upcoming Road Projects May Cause Delays
The Town of Prescott Valley is launching its annual Pavement Preservation and Manhole Adjustment programs. These necessary infrastructure upgrades will impact traffic and may cause delays on various roads throughout the town. To help you plan y...
Memorial Day Ceremony in Prescott
The Yavapai County Board of Supervisors cordially invites you to join us this Memorial Day as we gather to remember and honor our fallen heroes. On this day, we pause to pay our deepest respects to the brave men and women who gave their lives i...
Yavapai College Welcomes Next Generation of Nurses
The next generation of healthcare providers made an impressive and moving debut at the Jim & Lee Performing Arts Center on Friday, May 1 as Yavapai College ‘pinned’ the 2026 Nursing Class. Twenty-seven Bachelor of Science in Nursing graduat...
Yavapai County Reviews Constable Vacancy Candidate
The Yavapai County Board of Supervisors received one letter of interest to fill the vacancy of the Seligman Justice Precinct Constable. The following individual submitted a Letter of Interest by the deadline and met the statutory qualifications...
Yuma Unveils Proposed $570.8M City Budget
The City of Yuma will present its Proposed Fiscal Year 2027 Budget and Five-Year Capital Improvement Program (CIP) to the City Council during a work session on Tuesday, May 5 at 5:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers. The proposed budget reflects th...
Embry-Riddle Celebrates 500+ Graduates in Prescott
At the commencement ceremony for Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University’s Prescott, Arizona, campus, more than 500 graduates crossed the stage to receive their degrees. “Today, as you join the ranks of 170,000 alumni around the world, you become ...
The World's Oldest Rodeo(R) Announces 2026 Performance and Events Schedule
Prescott Frontier Days®, Inc is thrilled to announce the much-anticipated 139th annual World’s Oldest Rodeo, taking place from Monday, June 29 to Sunday, July 5 in Prescott, Arizona. Tickets are still available at www.worldsoldestrodeo.com via ...
Exceptional Community Hospital Expands Emergency Care in Prescott Valley
Exceptional Community Hospital in Prescott Valley is bringing a new approach to emergency care in Northern Arizona. The micro hospital model offers many of the same services as a larger hospital, including a 24/7 emergency department, inpatient...
How to Protect Your Roof Before Monsoon Storms Hit Arizona
Arizona monsoon season can bring heavy rain, strong winds, hail, and unexpected roof damage. That is why regular roof inspections are so important. In a recent Signals News podcast interview, Steve Lynch of Heritage Roofing shared helpful tips ...
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Brad Fain and Ron Fain Speak on Kymberli Lopez
Brad Fain and Ron Fain recently addressed what they described as growing conspiracy theories circulating on social media regarding Prescott Valley Town Council member Kymberli Lopez and her former employment with Talking Glass Media.Duri...
Prescott Valley to Review Tentative Town Budget
The Prescott Valley Town Council will hold a Study Session on Thursday, May 7, at 3pm in the Library Auditorium, located at 7401 E. Skoog Blvd. This session offers the community its first opportunity to hear a presentation by Town staff regardi...
Spinphony Launches Grand Opening Event in Surprise
The City of Surprise invites the community to experience an unforgettable night of music as Surprise Arts launches its grand opening event, Spinphony, on May 16 at 7 p.m. at The Vista Center for the Arts. Spinphony is not your traditional strin...
Flower Child Opening in Goodyear's GSQ
Flower Child, the popular fast-casual restaurant known for its health-forward menu, is coming to GSQ in Goodyear, adding one of the city’s most requested dining concepts to its growing downtown. Flower Child will open at GSQ as part of the cont...
Prescott National Forest Seeks Volunteers to Pull Weeds
The Prescott National Forest will host monthly volunteer invasive‑weed pulling events on the Bradshaw Ranger District from May through October to help prevent the spread of invasive plant species in areas where other suppression methods are not...
Yavapai College Pins 13 New Radiologic Technologists
In a ceremony rich with memories, strong in principles and framed by professional and familial pride, thirteen new Radiologic Technologists were ‘pinned’ on Friday, May 1 2026 as Yavapai College’s Radiology Program graduated the next generation...
Verde Valley Sanctuary Receives Over $1K From Pancake Breakfast
The Village of Oakcreek Association (VOCA) recently announced their pancake breakfast in March raised more than [post_excerpt],000 for Verde Valley Sanctuary (VVS), a local nonprofit that has served survivors of domestic and sexual violence for...
Sharlot Hall Historian Honored for Lifetime Work
The Sharlot Hall Museum is proud to announce that Dr. Paul R. Fees, Deputy Director for Programs, has been awarded the prestigious Roger Lidman Distinguished Service Award. This honor recognizes Dr. Fees’ extraordinary contributions to the muse...
Cottonwood Playground Temporarily Closed
The playground area at Garrison Park is temporarily closed while improvements are underway. The Public Works team is removing the existing sand surfacing and will be replacing it with wood fiber material. Delivery of the new surfacing is expect...
Mental Health Awareness Month in Phoenix
The City of Phoenix is proud to recognize May 2026 as Mental Health Awareness Month. The City reaffirms its commitment through the "Mental Health Matters" campaign, which supports mental wellness for all residents, reduces the stigma surroundin...
Yavapai County Urges Wildfire Preparedness
As Arizona enters its peak wildfire season, the Yavapai County Office of Emergency Management (YCOEM) is sharing critical preparedness information for National Wildfire Awareness Month this May. YCOEM is calling on every resident to move beyond...
Rep. Quang Nguyen Shares Latest on Arizona Budget and Tax Breaks
Arizona State Representative Quang Nguyen shares a detailed legislative update focused on the state budget and ongoing negotiations with Governor Katie Hobbs. The discussion highlights a proposed budget that includes over $1.4 billion in tax cu...
Sedona Leaders Gather to Tackle Housing Future
Join local leaders, housing experts and community stakeholders for a two-day work session focused on solutions for the future of housing in Sedona at the upcoming Housing Think Tank event on May 18-19, 2026 at The Hub, located at 525-B Posse Gr...
CAFMA Gives Residents Inside Look at Fire Service
The Central Arizona Fire and Medical Authority (CAFMA) proudly celebrates the successful completion of its inaugural Citizen’s Academy, a six-week program designed to give community members an inside look at the operations, people, and purpose ...
Yavapai College Fire Academy Graduates 18 Cadets
Led by an honor guard, heralded by a bagpipe, Yavapai College’s Spring 2026 Fire Academy Class graduated on Friday, May 1, 2026 at the Jim & Linda Lee Performing Arts Center. Class 26-01 brought 18 new firefighters into the community. “Toda...
Yavapai County Celebrates 19 EMS Graduates
Nineteen Yavapai College graduates – healthcare professionals and first-responders – earned or advanced their Emergency Medical Service (EMS) credentials at the Critical Care and Paramedic Program Completion Ceremony held on Friday, May 1, 2026...
Toothpick Art Studio Hosts Fundraiser
Toothpick Art Studio will host a public fundraiser on Saturday, May 9 from 12 to 6pm to support families affected by the ongoing war in Lebanon. The event invites the Northern Arizona community to come together through art, food, and shared spa...
Mondays with the Prescott Valley Mayor | May 4th
Mayor Kell Palguta of Prescott Valley gives updates for:Prescott Valley DaysCornhole Tournament / Last SplashStudy SessionBarlow-Massicks House Fire
Prescott Photo Captures May's Flower Moon
Skywatchers who missed the early May full moon still have another chance to catch a rare lunar event before the month ends. The name Flower Moon comes from Native American, Colonial American, and European traditions, when people used the lunar ...
Cottonwood's Riverfront Park Partial Closure
In preparation for the upcoming Verde Valley Wine Festival event on May 9th, Riverfront Park will be partially closed to the public beginning on Thursday, May 7, 2026. The closure will remain in effect through Sunday, May 9, 2026, to allow for ...
Yuma Offers Free Swim Lessons for Young Children
To reduce the risk of drowning and promote water safety to children aged 1-4, who are the most at risk age group, the Yuma County Public Health Services District (Health District) is pleased to provide scholarships for 73 free swim lessons for ...
Phoenix Implements Annual Fire Ban Amid Drought Conditions
With drought conditions continuing across the region and wildlife risk on the rise, the City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department will implement its annual fire ban beginning May 1, 2026. Maricopa County Parks and Recreation will also ena...
Glassford Hill Road Widening Project Update | May 4th - 8th, 2026
First Phase of Asphalt Paving Moves Forward Crews have finished the first round of paving the new northbound and southbound lanes along Glassford Hill Road, from just north of Long Look Drive to just south of Spouse Drive. Crews will continue w...
Kingman Students Go Behind the Scenes at City Hall
The City of Kingman recently welcomed students from Kingman Academy of Learning’s (KAOL) Dual Government class for a hands-on Job Shadow Day, offering a behind-the-scenes look at local government in action. Students were placed across several C...
Civic Makers Lab Program at Mesa Public Library
Mesa Public Library is one of 10 libraries nationwide to receive ,000 as part of the Civic Makers Lab for Adults initiative from the Urban Libraries Council (ULC). The program equips librarians to serve as civic learning facilitators and empowe...
Yuma Swimming Lessons Registration Opens for Families
The City of Yuma Parks and Recreation Department will open registration for swimming lessons on Monday, May 4, giving children and families a great opportunity to prepare for summer swim season while building lifelong water safety skills. Over ...
CAFMA Earns "Gold Helmet" Status for Firefighter Health
The Central Arizona Fire and Medical Authority (CAFMA) has been recognized with “Gold Helmet” status through the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) National Firefighter Registry (NFR) for Cancer, a national initiative...
American Job Center Opens in Prescott
The American Job Center at Yavapai College celebrated the grand opening on its Prescott Campus with a ribbon-cutting event on April 28, marking a significant milestone in expanding workforce and career support services for the Yavapai County co...
Yuma Reminds Families of Safe Haven Program
As the Yuma community reflects on the one-year anniversary of Baby Sonny’s passing, the City of Yuma is reminding residents about the importance of Arizona’s Safe Haven Program—an initiative designed to protect infants and provide compassionate...
Sedona Needs One Resident for PSPRS Board
The city of Sedona seeks one applicant for a seat on the local Public Safety Personnel Retirement System (PSPRS) Board as one member’s term approaches expiration. The local PSPRS Board administers the pension system for the Sedona Police Depart...
Prescott Supports Federal Firefighting Operations at Airport
The City of Prescott supports federal firefighting operations at Prescott Regional Airport. Wildland fire season in Northern Arizona officially begins today (May 1, 2026), bringing increased aviation and firefighting activity to Prescott Region...
Yavapai County Court Warns of Scam Activity
The Superior Court in Yavapai County is alerting the public to an increase in scam activity involving fraudulent phone calls and text messages claiming to be from the courts. These scams often include fake court documents designed to pressure i...
Why Fains Support Early Voting in Prescott Valley, Arizona
In a recent podcast conversation, Brad Fain and Ron Fain of Fain Signature Group shared a story that highlights civic responsibility and community involvement. The discussion centers around election...
Frontier Financial Shares Smart Home Loan Tips
Traci Ranic of Frontier Financial shares what buyers should know before starting the home financing process. This episode covers education, preparation, loan options, refinancing, home equity, and reverse mortgages. Ranic explains how early pla...
Prescott Airport Incident Resolved Within 30 Minutes
The City of Prescott is aware of a safety and security incident that occurred at Prescott Regional Airport on April 30, 2026. Out of an abundance of caution, the Federal Aviation Administration temporarily suspended flight operations through th...
Inside the New Motocross Track and Entertainment Venue Coming to Prescott Valley
A new motocross and off-road facility is coming to Prescott Valley, and it’s bringing more than just racing. The Prescott Valley MX (PVMX) team is transforming Arizona Downs into a multi-use venue. The project will include motocross tracks, UTV...
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Prescott SWAT Completes Intense Fitness Test
Members of the Prescott Police Department’s Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) team recently completed a comprehensive fitness evaluation at Captain CrossFit, reinforcing the unit’s focus on maintaining peak operational readiness. The assessmen...
AZ Blue Supports Arizona Through 14,000 Hours
AZ Blue employees dedicated more than 14,000 hours in 2025 to help improve health and wellbeing across the state. These efforts reached communities in all 15 counties, helping expand access to food, strengthen heat relief efforts and provide es...
Upcoming May Events at the Findlay Toyota Center
May is packed with memorable moments at Findlay Toyota Center in Prescott Valley, from arena football and a quilt show to a legendary night of live music. Here’s a look at what’s coming up throughout the month. NAZ Wranglers vs. San Antonio Gun...
Phoenix to Welcome National Leaders on Extreme Heat
As Phoenix breaks early heat records in 2026, a strategic collective of cross-sector leaders launches a first-of-its-kind national convening to move capital and drive real solutions to the defining crisis of the American Southwest. Arizona will...
Bullhead City School District Mobile App Update
Parents and students in the Bullhead City School District who use mobile apps for their ParentVue® and StudentVue® accounts will be prompted to update those apps by the summer. ParentVue is an online portal that gives parents and students acces...
Free Firewood Available Near Flagstaff
Free ponderosa pine firewood is available near Canyon Vista Campground approximately 5 miles southeast of Flagstaff along Lake Mary Road for valid free-use permit holders. About 300 cords of firewood are currently available and visible from the...
Kingman Traffic Changes Planned for First Friday
The City of Kingman is notifying residents and motorists of temporary street closures in downtown Kingman for the First Friday event taking place on Friday, May 1, 2026. Street closures will be in effect from 3:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and will inc...
Family Law in Prescott: Attorney & Former Judge Paul Schlegel Explains Your Rights
In this episode of the Signals News podcast, attorney and former judge Paul Schlegel shares practical insight into family law in Prescott, Arizona. He explains key areas such as divorce, paternity cases, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, a...
Prescott Valley Police Bring DUI Lesson to Students
The Prescott Valley Police Department is teaming up with Mayer High School and the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety to host a mock collision scene on May 5, 2026. This event is designed to educate local youth on the life-altering consequence...
New Arizona Bill Tied to Yavapai College Effort
Governor Katie Hobbs signed a bill on Apr. 13 that exists in part due to Yavapai College’s Director of Radiology, Tracy Rogers, herself a graduate of that program in 2016, becoming involved in ongoing meetings among healthcare employers and edu...
Kingman Announces Street Closures for Fun Run - Car Show
The City of Kingman is notifying residents and motorists of temporary street closures on Saturday, May 2, 2026, in support of the annual Fun Run and Car Show. Closures will be in effect from 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the downtown area. Beale St...
ADOT Wraps Up $8.8 Million SR 72 Improvement Project
Ten miles of State Route 72 through the Western Arizona community of Bouse sports new surface asphalt, guardrails and more thanks to an .8 million Arizona Department of Transportation improvement project. The pavement rehabilitation project, wh...
Kingman Announces Overnight Traffic Changes
The City of Kingman is notifying residents of upcoming lane restrictions on Airway Avenue due to a utility pole replacement project. Beginning today, lane closures will be in effect along Airway Avenue from North Willow Road to North Van Nuys S...
Kingman Road Closure Tied to Flying Fortress Work
The City of Kingman is notifying residents of a full road closure on Airway Avenue between Prospector Street and the new Flying Fortress Parkway, and from Airway Avenue to Interstate 40 Traffic Interchange along the Flying Fortress Parkway. Beg...
New E-Bike and E-Scooter Ordinance Goodyear
The Goodyear City Council has unanimously approved a new ordinance regulating the use of e‑bikes, motorized bicycles, electric stand‑up scooters, and electric miniature scooters within the city. The new e‑bike and e‑scooter ordinance establishe...
May's Rare Lunar Event: Flower Moon - Blue Moon
May 2026 will offer skywatchers a rare lunar event with two full moons in one calendar month. The first arrives on May 1 and is known as the Flower Moon. The second rises on May 31 and is called a Blue Moon. The Flower Moon reaches peak illumin...
Prescott Valley Police Launch Dog Walker Watch
On April 23, 2026, the Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) officially launched the Dog Walker Watch program with eleven participants. This program brings together members of the dog walking community with a common goal: preserve the qualit...
Sedona Spring Collection Event for Waste Disposal
The city of Sedona invites the public to participate in the annual free Spring Collection Event on Saturday, May 9, 2026, from 8 a.m. to noon, at the West Sedona School parking lot at 570 Posse Ground Rd., near the Sedona Community Pool. Waste ...
Capital Canyon Club Opens New $1.3 Million Facility in Prescott
Capital Canyon Club in Prescott, Ariz. will celebrate the grand opening of a new [post_excerpt].3 million dollar practice facility on Thursday, April 30. “The Homestead” – named after Club owners Jerre and Mary Joy Stead – was designed by golf ...
Overall Moving Helps Make Moving Less Stressful
Overall Moving shares what customers should know before hiring a moving company for a local or long-distance move. Devin Connor explains how transparency, communication, and customer trust help reduce stress during the moving process. The conve...
Verde Valley Wine Festival Returns with Wine, Food and Fun
The Verde Valley Wine Festival brings together the best of Arizona wine, food, and music in one vibrant event. Visitors can taste a wide variety of wines from local vineyards. In addition, the festival highlights the growing wine scene in the V...
Arizona Legislative: 101 Roles, Responsibilities, and Real Impact
In this episode, host Elicia sits down with Arizona State Representative Selina Bliss to break down how state government really works. First, they explore what a state legislator does and how Arizona is divided into districts that serve local c...
Yavapai College Board to Review Preliminary Budget
Yavapai College District Governing Board Chair Deb McCasland announced today that the Board will hold a special meeting on Tuesday, April 28, 2026, at 1:00 p.m., to review the preliminary budget for the 2026–2027 fiscal year. The District Gover...
Lane Restrictions Coming to Loop 101 in Scottsdale
Work to improve the pavement surface along a 5-mile stretch of Loop 101 (Pima Freeway) between Shea Boulevard and Princess Drive/Pima Road in north Scottsdale is scheduled to begin Wednesday night, April 29. The Arizona Department of Transporta...
Badges - Bobbers Fishing Event in Prescott Valley
The Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) will be hosting its annual Badges & Bobbers fishing event this Saturday, May 2, from 8am to noon at Fain Lake, 2200 N 5th Street. Enjoy free fishing with local first responders, no fishing licens...
Kingman Public Hearing on Annexation Proposals
The City of Kingman will hold a public hearing to consider two city-initiated annexation proposals that support long-term growth, economic development, and strategic land use planning within the community. The public hearing will take place on ...
Prescott to Recreate Historic 1876 Baseball Showdown
History will transform into live action May 9 when two vintage baseball teams compete in Prescott to reenact one of the most famous and debated games in Arizona history. The occasion is the 150th anniversary of the first “Territorial Championsh...
Yavapai Baseball Honors Seniors in Final Home Game
The Yavapai Baseball team has just completed their final home game of the season, where they faced off against the Gila Monsters of Eastern Arizona. Prior to the game, Yavapai Baseball honored their 9 Sophomores that are graduating and moving o...
Free Comic Book Day in Glendale
Drawn to Comics, downtown Glendale's source for comic books, gaming, and collectibles, is once again joining forces with the Velma Teague Library to celebrate Free Comic Book Day on Saturday, May 2, from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Enjoy free comics, vendor...
Community Update with Prescott Mayor Cathey Rusing | April 27th
Prescott Mayor Cathey Rusing provides updates for these topics in her Community Update:Highway 69 Road ImprovementsWildfire Safety & WUI ExpansionHillside & Viewshed ProtectionParks & Recreatio...
Supporting First-Year College Students at Embry Riddle Prescott
In this episode of the Signals News podcast, Lisa Schlegel shares her work as Director of First-Year Experience at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott, Arizona. She explains how the UNIV 101 college success course helps students tr...
Arizona Names Its 2026 Airport of the Year
Grand Canyon National Park Airport, operated by the Arizona Department of Transportation, has been named state Airport of the Year for 2026 following a complex runway renovation that enhanced operational reliability and safety. The award is pre...
Sharlot Hall Museum Launches Summer History Camps
This summer, Sharlot Hall Museum invites children and youth groups to step back in time and experience the rich history of Arizona’s Central Highlands through immersive summer camps and flexible day trips. Located in the heart of Prescott, the ...
Kingman Officials Take City Priorities to D.C.
Mayor Ken Watkins, Vice Mayor Cherish Sammeli, City Manager Tim Walsh, and Assistant City Manager Tina Moline recently traveled to Washington, D.C., to meet with members of Congress and federal agency officials to advocate for key City of Kingm...
Yavapai College Builds Workforce Links at Job Fair
Yavapai College hosted another successful job fair on Wednesday, April 8, connecting 49 employers with job seekers from across Yavapai County and strengthening local workforce opportunities. The job fair was organized by the American Job Center...
Star Wars Movie Night in Yuma
The City of Yuma Parks and Recreation Department will host a May the 4th Be With You movie night for all ages on Monday, May 4 at the Yuma Historic Theatre (254 S. Main Street). The event will feature a screening of Star Wars: Episode V – The E...
National Tennis Month Celebration in Surprise
The City of Surprise invites the community to celebrate May as National Tennis Month by attending a fun, all-ages, all-skill-level opportunity on May 3. Participants can enjoy a free open house from 7 - 10 a.m. at the Surprise Tennis & Racq...
Surprise Swim and Dive Team Registration
The City of Surprise Parks & Recreation Department is excited to announce 2026 Recreation Swim and Dive Team registration opens at 8 a.m. on Monday, April 27, for returning participants. Registration can be completed in person at the Parks ...
Downtown Prescott Valley’s Story
Downtown Prescott Valley has come a long way from its early days as open land surrounding a small school. In this conversation, community builders Brad and Ron Fain reflect on how years of planning, changing community needs, and careful decisio...
Badges & Bobbers Fishing Event in Prescott Valley
The Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) will be hosting its annual Badges & Bobbers fishing event this Saturday, May 2, from 8am to noon at Fain Lake, 2200 N 5th Street. Enjoy free fishing with local first responders, no fishing licens...
Mondays with the Prescott Valley Mayor | April 27th
Mayor Kell Palguta of Prescott Valley gives updates for:YCCA Home ShowBook FestPrescott Valley Days ParadeSummer Meal Program for KidsBadges and BobbersGlassford Hill RoadConnect...
Yavapai County Honors Volunteers in Emergency Response
The Yavapai County Office of Emergency Management (YCOEM) is proud to join communities across the country in observing April as National Volunteer Month. This annual recognition is an opportunity to celebrate the extraordinary individuals who g...
City of Kingman Hosts Arizona State Transportation Board
The City of Kingman was honored to host members of the Arizona State Transportation Board on Thursday, April 16, ahead of the Board’s April meeting held locally. The visit provided an opportunity to showcase key infrastructure investments and o...
Williams to Light Restored Route 66 Neon Signs
The Williams Alliance for the Arts (non-profit organization) is thrilled to announce a lighting ceremony on May 1, 2026. The ceremony is to celebrate the restoration of three of Williams, Arizona’s most iconic and historic Route 66 neon signs- ...
Phoenix Sets New Residential Solid Waste Rates
On April 22, the Phoenix City Council approved an adjustment to the monthly residential solid waste rate according to the following schedule: Monthly Residential Rate: July 2026: +/month (.32/month) July 2027: +/month (.32/month) July 2028: +/m...
Phoenix Sky Harbor Celebrates Volunteer Appreciation Week
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is recognizing its dedicated volunteers during Volunteer Appreciation Week, taking place April 22–28. The volunteer program is a cornerstone of guest service at America’s Friendliest Airport®. From the N...
Glassford Hill Road Widening Project Update | April 27th - May 1st, 2026
First Phase of Asphalt Paving Continues Crews are working on paving the new northbound lanes along Glassford Hill Road, from just north of Long Look Drive to just south of Spouse Drive. Crews will be paving the new southbound lanes on Monday, A...
New Bridge Project to Impact I-17
Drivers on southbound Interstate 17 approaching the State Route 179 interchange (Sedona turnoff) should expect slow traffic and delays, especially during peak travel times, while work is underway on a bridge improvement project starting Sunday ...
NAU Names Honorary Doctorate Recipients for 2026
Entrepreneurs and aerospace engineers Carin, ’82, and Eric, ’81 Anderson, philanthropists Michael and Karen Kitt, Arizona Teacher of the Year Tiffani Jaseph, and Arizona Western College President Daniel Corr will be recognized with honorary doc...
Signature Series Event Explores Prescott's Future
Prescott residents are invited to participate in an important Signature Series discussion about the future of their community at The Land We Share: The Path to Better Community Design, on Tuesday, May 19, 2026. Hosted at The Center, 1280 E. Ros...
Mesa Community Advisory Boards Openings
Mesa invites residents to take an active role in shaping their community by serving on the City's volunteer advisory boards and committees. These boards provide an opportunity for residents to share their knowledge, expertise and experience to ...
Prescott Launches BizLink to Support Local Businesses
The City of Prescott has launched BizLink, a business concierge service designed to support businesses and improve access to City services. BizLink provides a single point of contact for businesses navigating permitting, licensing, zoning, and ...
Flagstaff Road Repair Project
The City will begin the 2026 Road Repair and Street Safety (RRSS) Project Phase 1 the week of April 27. The project will address numerous roads around the City and will include crack sealing, chip sealing, asphalt overlay, patching, curb, gutte...
Kingman Alerts Drivers to Overnight Utility Work
The City of Kingman would like to inform residents and motorists of upcoming nighttime work along E. Andy Devine Avenue related to utility installation. Crews will be installing overhead telecommunications lines near 2015 and 2032 E. Andy Devin...
Sedona Releases Western Gateway Poll Results
The community may view the results of the city’s recent Western Gateway poll by clicking on item 9c in the online City Council packet at www.sedonaaz.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/56094/639124513364128196 City Council asked for a statistically...
Yuma County Unveils $535.6 Million Budget Plan
Yuma County Administrator Ian McGaughey will present the Recommended Budget for Fiscal Year 2026/27 during a special session of the Board of Supervisors on Monday, April 27. The proposed 5.6 million budget reflects the County’s continued commit...
Small Business Workshop in Glendale
In celebration of Small Business Week, the City of Glendale Economic Development will host a workshop open to all entrepreneurs designed to help grow their businesses with confidence while staying true to their core values. Titled “10 Steps to ...
Police Step Up Enforcement at Prescott Four Points
On Tuesday, April 21, 2026, the Prescott Police Department and the Prescott Valley Police Department’s Traffic Safety Sections conducted a traffic enforcement detail at the intersection of Willow Creek Road, Iron Springs Road, Miller Valley Roa...
Behind the Chutes Seating: The Closest You'll Get Without Climbing On!
The dust hasn’t just settled, it’s about to fly straight into your front-row seat! Welcome to a brand-new level of rodeo intensity at the Prescott Frontier Days® Inc., where you don’t just watch the action… you feel it. Introducing “Behind the ...
Police Step Up Enforcement at Prescott Four Points
On Tuesday, April 21, 2026, the Prescott Police Department and the Prescott Valley Police Department’s Traffic Safety Sections conducted a traffic enforcement detail at the intersection of Willow Creek Road, Iron Springs Road, Miller Valley Roa...
How Miracle Man Plumbing Helps Protect Your Home
Caleb Diemert shares how Miracle Man Plumbing is helping homeowners take a more proactive approach to plumbing maintenance in the Quad Cities. He explains how hard water, pressure issues, and neglected water heaters can quietly lead to bigger a...
Kingman Chip Sealing Operations
The City of Kingman’s Public Works Department will begin chip sealing operations on Friday, April 24, 2026, on Hualapai Mountain Road between Royal Vista Lane and South Schritter Way. Preparation for the chip seal operation will begin on Friday...
New Traffic Pattern Coming to Glassford Hill Road
The Town of Prescott Valley and their contractor, Asphalt Paving & Supply, continue making great progress on the Glassford Hill Road Widening: Long Look Drive to State Route (SR) 89A Project. Crews are currently performing asphalt paving op...
Yavapai County Shares Two New Traffic Advisories
Please be advised that Yavapai County will be performing survey work on Cornville Road from the I-17 interchange to Kimberleys Way. Work will begin April 27, 2026 at 9:00 AM and will conclude at 4:00 PM that same day. One lane of traffic will r...
100 Men Who Care Announces Prescott Fundraiser
100 Men Who Care of Yavapai County is inviting the community to its next charitable giving event on May 20, 2026, at the Rodeo Grounds in the Mackin Building in Prescott. The event will bring together local residents who want to support nonprof...
Prescott National Forest Reports Multiple Water Outages
The Prescott National Forest is advising visitors of multiple water outages and service disruptions affecting recreation sites across the forest due to emergency repairs and unforeseen issues with several water systems. At Groom Creek Horse Cam...
Prescott Offers Free Shred-A-Thon to Fight Fraud
The City of Prescott, in partnership with the Arizona Attorney General’s Office, Yavapai College, and AARP, will host a free Shred-A-Thon event to help residents safely dispose of sensitive documents and reduce the risk of identity theft and fi...
New Prescott Campus Garden Takes Root at Yavapai College
The Yavapai College Prescott Campus is getting a second garden. Instead of mesmerizing sculptures and a variety of trees, plants and flowers offering intangible beauty, peace and reflection, the second garden brings together several college dep...
Prescott National Forest Honors 1,219 Volunteers
April is National Volunteer Month, and the Prescott National Forest is recognizing the outstanding contributions of the 1,219 volunteers who supported the forest in 2025. Volunteers contributed 43,955.25 hours of service last year. Volunteer su...
Phoenix Police Seek Public Input on New Canine Policy
The Phoenix Police Department is seeking public feedback on a new “Canine” policy. Once finalized, this policy will guide officers assigned to work with canines across the department. The policy includes the following: Procedures for recordkeep...
Mesa Welcomes New Swire Coca-Cola Facility
Swire Coca-Cola, USA - the bottler for Coca-Cola and other beverage brands across a 13-state region of the American West - has opened a new distribution facility in Mesa. The new facility will help meet rising demand in the fast-growing Phoenix...
NAU Research Targets Viruses Before Outbreaks Surge
For most of us, catching a virus isn’t so bad: We rest, we drink fluids and we’re back on our feet in a few days. But some viruses carry heavier consequences than others, and when those viruses spread, public health professionals need to be pre...
Inside a Mobile Vet Clinic: Holistic Pet Care, Acupuncture, and Wellness Tips
In this episode of the SignalsAZ News Podcast, Elicia sits down with Dr. Amardi May from Dr. May's Veterinary Clinic and House Calls, a veterinarian based in Chino Valley, Arizona. She shares how she built her clinic and why she offers mobile v...
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Northern Arizona Wind Gusts Top 50 MPH
Northern Arizona saw a burst of strong winds on Wednesday, with some areas recording gusts approaching or exceeding 50 miles per hour, according to data collected across the region. The strongest winds were reported in Coconino County, where lo...
Summer Electric Assistance Program in Mesa
Eligible Mesa Electric customers could save up to on electric bills this summer. The City of Mesa Energy Resources Department's Summer Electric Assistance program (SEA) is accepting applications on a first-come, first-served basis for resident...
Arizona Legislature Honors Embry-Riddle Centennial
The Arizona Legislature has recognized Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University’s Centennial with formal proclamations honoring the university’s century of contributions to aviation and aerospace in the state, across the nation and around the world...
Flagstaff Seeks Input on Public Safety Funding
Member of the public are invited to attend a series of meetings of the Public Safety Citizen Committee (schedule listed below). This Committee is tasked with advising the Mayor and Council on potential ballot measures for the November 2026 elec...
$175,000 Grant Expands Healthcare Access in Arizona
NAU's Department of Physician Assistant Studies has been awarded a 5,000, three-year Systems Change grant from Vitalyst Health Foundation. The grant will expand access to care for Arizonans with complex health needs, particularly in rural and m...
National Library Week Celebration in Flagstaff
What brings you joy? Whether it’s cozying up with a new story, learning a new skill, gathering with community or something else, you can find your joy at the Flagstaff City – Coconino County Public Library. National Library Week, April 19–25, 2...
Yuma Plans Special Night for Moms and Sons
The City of Yuma’s Parks and Recreation Department will host a mother and son celebration on Saturday, May 9, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Yuma Readiness and Community Center (6550 E 24th Street). For this special evening, mothers are invited ...
Household Hazardous Waste Giveaway in Chandler
City of Chandler residents can drop off hazardous products at the city's Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility, diverting them from the landfill. Many of the items that are dropped off are new or only slightly used. To promote reuse of ...
Surprise Safety Splash Event at Oasis Swim Center
Bring the whole family to Oasis Swim Center for Surprise Safety Splash on Friday, May 22, for a fun-filled educational event focused on water safety. Just in time for the summertime pool season, residents can enjoy mini swim lessons, interactiv...
Cottonwood Just Launched a New Travel Website
Visit Cottonwood has launched VisitCottonwood.com, a new destination website designed to guide users through the standout offerings that define Cottonwood and the Verde Valley. The platform introduces a more structured, experience-driven approa...
Sedona Chamber Joined by Talking Glass Media
Talking Glass Media and the Greater Sedona Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau will join community members, local leaders, and business partners for a ribbon-cutting event celebrating Talking Glass Media’s partnership with the Sedona Chamb...
How Scoop and Scadaddle Makes Life Less Crappy
Tricia Fagelman shares how Scoop and Scadaddle grew from helping one injured neighbor into a growing local business serving pet owners across the Quad Cities. She explains how the company now helps with dog waste removal, horse stall cleanup, c...
Chino Valley Road Work Begins on Multiple Streets
Beginning Monday, May 4th, Cactus Asphalt will begin pulverizing and/or chip sealing the following planned street segments: N Rd 1 West between W Center St and W Rd 1 North W Rd 1 North between SR-89 and N Reed Rd E Rd 4 North between SR-89 and...
Phoenix Solar Co-op Aims to Cut Energy Costs
Today nonprofit group Solar United Neighbors (SUN) announced the launch of the Phoenix Solar Co-op to help Phoenix-area residents go solar together. The solar co-op is an opportunity for local homeowners and small businesses to learn about sola...
Animal Regulations Update in Queen Creek
At the April 15 meeting, the Queen Creek Town Council unanimously approved Ordinance P25-0153, updating animal regulations for large-lot properties to provide greater flexibility while maintaining standards for proper animal care. “This Council...
Mesa's Commitment to Autism Awareness
The City of Mesa recognizes April as National Autism Awareness Month, highlighting its commitment to ensuring individuals of all abilities feel welcome. Mesa was the first city in the United States to become Autism Certified in 2019, the result...
Prescott Valley Police Department Mourns Loss of K9 Mac
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of one of our K9s, Mac. He passed away unexpectedly in his sleep over the weekend. K9 Mac joined the Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) in September 2024 and was fully certified through...
SBA Highlights Loan Help for Fire-Impacted Areas
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is reminding eligible small businesses and nonprofit organizations in Arizona and tribal nations of the May 18 deadline to apply for low interest federal disaster loans to offset economic losses caus...
Kingman Seeks Input on Updated Drainage Manual
The City of Kingman is inviting residents, stakeholders, and interested community members to attend a final workshop as part of the development of the City’s updated Drainage Manual. The workshop will be held on Wednesday, April 30, 2026, from ...
NAU Study Shows Warming Weakens River Energy Flow
Rising stream temperatures may be weakening the foundation of river food webs by altering how carbon moves through these watery ecosystems. In a new study published in the journal Ecosphere, researchers from Northern Arizona University found th...
Yavapai College Memorial Receives Rare WWII Boots
One pair of combat boots soon to join others solemnly displayed at the Yavapai College Verde Valley Campus is definitely not like the others. They’re distinct, not by the equally distinguished service of their former owner, but by their age and...
Phoenix Community Gathers for Holocaust Remembrance
To commemorate the Holocaust, volunteers from the Phoenix area community read the names of approximately 6,000 victims of the Holocaust on April 14th. This was an annual event and is referred to as: Yom HaShoah [YOM ha-SHOH-ah]) translates in E...
Maricopa Appoints New Human Resources Director
The City of Maricopa is pleased to announce the appointment of Tara Raymore as its new Human Resources Director, bringing more than two decades of government leadership experience to our community. In this role, Raymore will oversee the City’s ...
Flagstaff Prepares for Possible APS Power Shutoff
The City of Flagstaff has been informed that Arizona Public Service (APS) may initiate a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) in parts of the Flagstaff area tomorrow, Wednesday, April 22 as early as 9 a.m. Some areas on the east side of Flagstaff...
Flagstaff Region Updates Wildfire Protection Plan
The Greater Flagstaff Region is hosting a public meeting on April 23 from 5 – 8 p.m. at the Flagstaff Aquaplex for the community to learn about the current process to update the Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP). Attendees will be able ...
Prescott Recreation Services Earns Community Awards
The City of Prescott’s Recreation Services Department has recently received two community recognitions, highlighting its ongoing efforts to support youth programs and provide high-quality recreational spaces. At Prescott Little League’s Opening...
Explore Degrees and More at YC Open House
For aspiring students, nothing brings higher education to life better than seeing themselves in the role. Yavapai College invites prospective students – of every age and background – to walk the campus, speak with instructors, and imagine the n...
Inside Toothpick: Redefining Tattoo Culture as Fine Art
In this episode of the Signals News Podcast, host Elicia Morigeau sits down with Bella Chewning, the creative mind behind Toothpick Art Studio. Located in Prescott, Toothpick is more than a tattoo st...
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Arizona State Legislators Warn City of Prescott to Move it or Lose It
Arizona State Representatives Quang Nguyễn and Selina Bliss delivered a critical mid-session legislative update, sounding concern regarding the Prescott Rodeo grounds. The lawmakers warned that the $15.3 million state appropriation—specifically...
Apartment Development Construction in Chino Valley
Beginning Monday, April 20th, a proposed 40-unit apartment development located at the northwest corner of E Rd 1 North and Peppertree Pl will begin construction activities. Throughout the duration of construction, the following street segments ...
Whiskey Off Road Street Closures in Prescott
The City of Prescott, in conjunction with the Epic Rides, would like to share upcoming road closures for the 2026 Whiskey Off Road event, happening in downtown Prescott, April 24 – 26, 2026. The following street closures will be in effect for t...
Abandoned Mine Cleanup Gets Underway Near Cherry
Beginning the week of April 27, 2026, the Forest Service will begin construction activities associated with the cleanup of an abandoned mine near Cherry, Arizona, on the Verde Ranger District of the Prescott National Forest in Yavapai County. T...
Flagstaff to Get Dark Sky-Friendly Highway Lights
During International Dark Sky Week (April 13-20), the Arizona Department of Transportation is sharing plans for an upcoming highway lighting project in Flagstaff that supports roadway safety and the city's internationally recognized commitment ...
Yavapai County Data Points to Hopeful Progress
The Overdose Fatality Review Board, comprised of MATFORCE and 33 partner organizations, has been conducting annual reviews of every accidental overdose death in Yavapai County since 2016. The Board is a collaborative multidisciplinary team dedi...
Surprise Sundancers Award $193,500 in Scholarships
The Surprise Sundancers awarded 3,500 in scholarships to 50 students from the Surprise area, continuing the organization’s long-standing commitment to supporting education and the local community. “Each year, the Surprise Sundancers are proud t...
Glassford Hill Road Widening Project Update | Apr 20th - 24th, 2026
The first phase of asphalt paving operations along Glassford Hill Road, from Bear Path to just south of Spouse Drive, will begin the week of April 20 and continue into the week of April 27. Crews will be paving the new northbound and southbound...
Prescott Residents Asked to Weigh In on New Project
The City of Prescott and their design engineer invite you to attend a community meeting for the upcoming Miller Valley Road and Grove Avenue Sidewalk Improvements Project. This meeting will be held in the Crossroads Center at Prescott College, ...
Closure Order for Prescott National Forest Area
The Bradshaw Ranger District of the Prescott National Forest has issued a closure order for National Forest System Road 9271A and the Doce Pit area. Entering the area, being present within it, or engaging in recreational shooting is prohibited....
Kingman Lane Closure Advisory
The City of Kingman is advising residents and motorists of an upcoming temporary lane closure on Monday, April 20, at the intersection of Gordon Drive and Bank Street. The closure will take place from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. During this time, t...
Asian American Community Connection in Chandler
The City of Chandler’s Connection & Impact Division invites the community to the Asian American Community Connection on May 12 from 4:45-8 p.m. at the ASU Chandler Innovation Center, 245 E. Chicago St. In celebration of Asian American and P...
Upcoming Test for Emergency Alert System
The Prescott Regional Communications Center (PRCC), in coordination with Smart911 powered by Rave Mobile Safety, will conduct a test of the Prescott Regional Emergency Notification (PREN) System on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, between 8:00 am and...
Celebrate America's 250 Years of Freedom with Your Own Rodeo Parade Entry
What better way to celebrate your community and national pride than to appear in the annual Prescott Frontier Days® Rodeo Parade! The theme this year is “Celebrating 250 Years of Freedom”, and the parade will be held on our nation’s official bi...
Housing Arizona Event to Examine State's Housing Needs
Arizona Town Hall will host the Housing Arizona Background Report Launch on Thursday, April 23, 2026, inviting community members, housing professionals, and policymakers to take part in a public discussion about one of the state’s most pressing...
Arizona Leaders Face Key Moment in Budget Planning
Arizona’s budget outlook grew more strained today as the state’s Finance Advisory Committee (FAC) lowered revenue projections, further tightening the resources available to meet growing needs across the state to ensure a thriving economy. State...
Chino Valley Opens Door for New Local Leaders
The Town of Chino Valley will hold its Primary Election on July 21, 2026. The office of mayor, with a two-year term, and three council positions with four-year terms, are open for candidacy. Anyone desiring to run as a write-in candidate for ma...
Kingman Shifts Permit Process to SmartGov Portal
The City of Kingman Development Services Department is transitioning to the SmartGov online portal for all building permit applications, plan submittals, and Planning and Zoning applications. The SmartGov portal will be available beginning Apri...
Yavapai College Uncorks Event for Emerging Winemakers
Yavapai College, in partnership with the Southwest Wine Center and supported by local community partners, is proud to present the Emerging Winemakers Competition and Wine Symposium at the Verde Valley Campus in Clarkdale (601 Black Hills Drive)...
Arizona Highways Reopen After Winter Closures
The Arizona Department of Transportation is reopening several high-country highways that were closed for the winter. Opening on Wednesday, April 15, are: State Route 366 (Swift Trail) ascending Mount Graham in Southern Arizona. State Route 473 ...
Work at Willow Lake Reveals Historic Findings
The City of Prescott is providing an update on the Willow Creek Gravity Sewer Project, including the temporary lowering of water levels at Willow Lake to support construction of a new gravity sewer main. The lake level reduction is necessary to...
Embry-Riddle Launches STEM Initiative in Yavapai County
Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University has launched a new outreach initiative to strengthen science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education across Yavapai County, Arizona, by training local teachers. The effort, spearheaded by Dr. Mehr...
Yavapai College Art Exhibition in Prescott
Yavapai College artists who captured their visions of a more tranquil society for the Second Annual Peace Summit will receive a downtown encore this month when paintings and mixed media pieces from the College event premiere at Gallery 214, loc...
Flagstaff Celebrates with Starlight in the Square
Flagstaff, Arizona, the world’s first International Dark Sky City, is celebrating 25 years of its historic designation with the second annual Starlight in the Square, presented in partnership with the Flagstaff Dark Skies Coalition and the Down...
Prescott Reschedules Rodeo/Fairgrounds Master Plan Community Meeting
The City is rescheduling the Rodeo/Fairgrounds Master Plan Community Meeting #2 and the initial City Council presentation to allow additional time for continued development and review of the draft site plans with the project steering committee ...
Verde Valley Pools and Spas Keeps Summer on Track
Darron Murphy shares how Verde Valley Pools and Spas helps homeowners keep pools and spas clean, balanced, and ready for the season. He explains why clear water does not always mean healthy water, and how hidden chemical issues can lead to bigg...
Real Talk with Kymberli Lopez: World's Oldest Rodeo, Prescott Valley Politics, and Community Impact
In this episode, Kymberli Lopez shares her unique perspective as a Prescott Valley Town Council member and President of Prescott Frontier Days, home of the World’s Oldest Rodeo. She discusses the importance of preserving local history while emb...
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Prescott Seeks Input on Park Improvement Project
The City of Prescott invites community members to an upcoming public meeting to learn more about the Green Stormwater Infrastructure Project planned for Stricklin Park. The meeting will take place on April 15 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Stricklin...
SBA Steps In with Drought Relief Funding
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced the availability of low interest federal disaster loans to small businesses and private nonprofit (PNP) organizations in Arizona to offset economic losses caused by drought beginning Jan. 1...
Free Safety Class Offered in Prescott Valley
The Prescott Valley Police Community Services Unit will host the NRA-certified “Refuse to be a Victim” program on Wednesday, June 17, 2026, from 5-8pm in the Prescott Valley Police Department Training Room at 7601 E Skoog Blvd. This free commun...
Yavapai College Awarded $65K Sustainability Grant
Yavapai College was one of 68 applicants to receive a Recycling Grant Award from the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ). These grants signify an ongoing commitment to supporting the advancement of statewide circular economy effo...
MusicaNova Closes Season with Unique Concert
MusicaNova Orchestra closes its 2025–2026 season with CALMING WATERS: SIBELIUS & FRANK, a program centered on lyricism, reflection, and storytelling. The performance takes place Saturday, May 9 at 7:00 PM at Tempe Center for the Arts, 700 W...
Community Pulse Offers Key Local Insights
The Prescott Chamber of Commerce invites the community to attend the upcoming Community Pulse, a dynamic and informative event bringing together key regional leaders to discuss important updates impacting Prescott and Yavapai County. With stron...
Maricopa Unveils New Website for Improved Accessibility
The City of Maricopa is gearing up to unveil a new and improved website. During the April 7 City Council meeting, councilmembers and the public got a first look at the redesigned platform. This marks a major milestone in a project that has been...
Randi Rae Photography: Capturing Real Moments with Moody Style
Randi Rae Photography offers full-service photography across Arizona. From weddings to family portraits, every session is designed to capture authentic moments. In addition, clients can choose from services like sports photography, senior photo...
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How Pinnacle Bank Invests in Real Relationships
Shannon Wescott shares how Pinnacle Bank is bringing a more personal, relationship-based approach to banking in Sedona and the Verde Valley. She explains what sets a community bank apart, from local decision making and direct customer support t...
Willbuilt Gutters: Stormwater Management Solutions for Prescott Homes
Seamless gutters play a critical role in protecting homes in Prescott, Arizona. During monsoon season, heavy rainfall can quickly overwhelm outdated systems. As a result, water can damage roofs, siding, and even foundations. That’s why investin...
Burlington Distribution Center Groundbreaking in Buckeye
Burlington Stores, one of the fastest-growing national off-price retailers, known for its tremendous value on brand-name merchandise for the home and family, celebrates the groundbreaking of its future distribution center in Buckeye, Arizona, w...
Hockey Could Be Returning to Findlay Toyota Center
Community builder Brad Fain recently sat down with Guy Roginson of Talking Glass Media to discuss the possibility of hockey returning to Findlay Toyota Center in Prescott Valley. They highlight the growing local interest in bringing in a Tier 1...
Repairs Force Temporary Bark Park Closure
The City of Yuma will temporarily close Bark Park beginning April 20 to complete repairs to a wall that runs parallel to the residential property bordering the park. Work is expected to take approximately four weeks. The wall has begun to tilt ...
Yavapai College Earns USA TODAY Top Places to Work Award
For the third year in a row, Yavapai College has received the prestigious USA TODAY Arizona Top Places to Work Award. This year also marks the second consecutive year the college has earned the USA TODAY National Top Places to Work award. USA T...
Volunteer Campground Hosts Needed in Coconino National Forest
The Coconino National Forest is seeking volunteer campground hosts for the upcoming summer. Interested applicants can apply via volunteer.gov prior to April 30. Volunteer campground hosts are needed from early May through mid-September at multi...
Yuma City Council Strategic Planning Retreat
The Yuma City Council, alongside City leadership, recently convened for its annual Strategic Planning Retreat to review progress, discuss key issues, and align on priorities for the year ahead. Held over two days, the retreat provided an opport...
Career Fair Connects Students to Construction Jobs
The Arizona Builders Alliance (ABA), a premier trade association for contractors in Arizona, hosted a career fair connecting West-MEC electrical program graduates with construction companies seeking skilled workers. The event featured speed int...
Indigenous Dining Experience in Phoenix
The Sedav Vaaki Museum Foundation is serving up an unprecedented Indigenous Sonoran Desert dining experience with Harmony: Balancing Past and Present, created for Phoenix-area food lovers who follow chef-driven, ingredient-focused cuisine. Salt...
Free Safety Class Offered in Prescott Valley
The Prescott Valley Police Community Services Unit will host the NRA-certified “Refuse to be a Victim” program on Wednesday, June 17, 2026, from 5-8pm in the Prescott Valley Police Department Training Room at 7601 E Skoog Blvd. This free commun...
Community Update with Prescott Mayor Cathey Rusing | April 13th
Prescott Mayor Cathey Rusing provides updates for these topics in her Community Update:Cottonwoods Blooming & Fire SafetyWater Awareness MonthCommunity Events & MeetingsCity Council Meetings
Sedona Winds Retirement Community: Luxury Senior Living Under the Red Rocks
Sedona Winds offers a unique approach to senior living in the heart of Sedona, Arizona. Located under the iconic red rocks, the community provides independent living, assisted living, and memory care all in one place. This means residents can a...
Mondays with the Prescott Valley Mayor | April 13th
Mayor Kell Palguta of Prescott Valley gives updates for:Spring Fair / Roller RaveWildlife Connectivity Open HouseShredding EventVeterans Connection HubGlassford Hill Road UpdateStreet Lig...
Kingman Crews Begin Pavement Preservation
The City of Kingman will begin crack sealing operations on Monday, April 13, 2026, in the Rancho Santa Fe and Foothills areas as part of its ongoing Pavement Preservation Program. Work is anticipated to continue through May 15, with crews opera...
Prescott Frontier Days Offers New Activities for Fans
At Prescott Frontier Days®, Inc., we often hear that young fans wish our rodeo could “last all year ‘round.” We’re happy to report that the 139th Prescott Frontier Days – World’s Oldest Rodeo is just around the corner! In the meantime, PFD has ...
Artemis II Completes Journey Back to Earth
The first astronauts to travel to the Moon in more than half a century are back on Earth after a record-setting mission aboard NASA’s Artemis II test flight. NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, and Christina Koch, and CSA (Canadian Spa...
Flagstaff Names New Library Director
The City of Flagstaff has named Jennifer Stasinopoulos as the new Library Director for City and County Services. She will begin this role effective April 12, 2026. Economic Vitality Director Heidi Hansen said “Jennifer has over a decade of libr...
Paws for Youth Supports Arizona Children Through Pet Therapy
More than 1,000 Arizona kids between the ages of 6-18, who have experienced significant trauma, are currently waiting for support from Gabriel’s Angels, a nonprofit dedicated to helping children learn, heal and grow through pet therapy. At the ...
Help Shape the Future of Sedona Tourism
The city invites residents and members of the local business community to share their perspectives on the future of tourism as it relates to the Sedona experience in two community input sessions on Tuesday, April 21, 2026, from 6 to 8 p.m., and...
STARs Shine Bright at Yavapai College
Yavapai College leaders and faculty honored the best of the best students across academic disciplines during the annual Night of STARs awards ceremony April 2 at the Jim and Linda Lee Performing Arts Center on the Prescott Campus. In all the Ni...
New Heart Lab Opens at YRMC in Prescott
Dignity Health Yavapai Regional Medical Center (YRMC) has expanded its cardiovascular services with the opening of a cutting-edge electrophysiology (EP) lab to diagnose and treat complex heart rhythm conditions. The addition of this revolutiona...
Sedona Holds Meeting on Police Priorities
The city will hold a public meeting for residents and the local business community to give feedback on community expectations of the Sedona Police Department (SPD) as part of the development of their strategic plan, on Thursday, April 16, 2026 ...
Lakeside Run Supports Pediatric Care in Southern Arizona
Rancho Sahuarita invites families and running enthusiasts across Southern Arizona to come together April 26 at Sahuarita Lake Park for the community’s first Lakeside Run, a community 5K and one-mile walk supporting pediatric patients at Diamond...
Cottonwood Library Welcomes Live Music Event
On Tuesday, April 28, 2026, from 3 – 5:45 p.m., the Cottonwood Public Library invites the community to experience live music at the library with The Wild West Fiddle Project: Arizona’s Hidden Soundscape, an AZ Speaks program. Join Dr. Kate Rose...
New Affordable Housing for Seniors Coming to Phoenix
The City of Phoenix and its partners celebrated the start of construction on Helen Drake Village, a new affordable housing community that will bring 80 high-quality rental homes to Phoenix seniors. The project is uniquely located on City-owned ...
New Lane Opens on Loop 101
There’s a noticeable sign of progress on the Loop 101 (Agua Fria Freeway) widening project west of Interstate 17 this week. Even as work continues on the 0 million Loop 101 project, the Arizona Department of Transportation has opened sections o...
From Prescott Stage to Global Recognition
We are in Tevye’s nightmare, as staged by the Yavapai College Performing Arts Department’s production of “Fiddler on the Roof.” Eric Tuthill’s lighting design brings us to a ghastly cemetery: white moonlight stabs through purple-black fog as sp...
Thousands of Arizona Students Join Historic Project
Late last week, Arizona Secretary of State, and Chair of the Arizona America250 commission, Adrian Fontes visited C.I. Waggoner Elementary School as the third-grade students took part in the Dear America, Love Arizona postcard project launched ...
Glassford Hill Road Widening Project Update | Apr 13th - 17th, 2026
The Town of Prescott Valley and their contractor, Asphalt Paving & Supply, are working on construction of the Glassford Hill Road Widening: Long Look Drive to SR89A Project, which is anticipated to be completed in late-November 2026. Improv...
Kingman Neon Landmark Set to Glow Again
Hotel Beale was built in 1898, and its remarkable neon sign which reads “Hotel Beale Air Cooled” was later installed in 1936 as Kingman’s first neon sign. After being dark for over forty years, the historic neon sign is going to be relit. Local...
Celebration of the Arts Grant Program in Maricopa
The City of Maricopa is preparing to open the next round of its Celebration of the Arts Grant Program, which is designed to inspire artistic expression and bring residents together through the arts, and will feature increased award amounts for ...
Sharlot Hall Honored with Historic New Statue
A momentous occasion awaits as the Sharlot Hall Museum prepares to unveil a bronze statue honoring one of Arizona’s most revered pioneers, Sharlot M. Hall. The dedication ceremony will take place in the museum’s iconic Rose Garden on Saturday, ...
$500K Boost for Prescott Forest Restoration
Salt River Project (SRP) has awarded the Mule Deer Foundation (MDF) 0,000 to expand forest restoration efforts in Prescott National Forest. The funding will support the next phase of the Upper Verde Watershed Project, a collaborative restoratio...
Prescott Film Festival Unveils 2026 Lineup
What began as a simple idea in Arizona’s Hometown has grown into something much bigger. Through sixteen years of creativity, dedication, and countless volunteer hours, the Prescott Film Festival has evolved into a vibrant, multi-dimensional cel...
Yuma County Names New Chief Information Officer
Yuma County has selected Jeremy Jeffcoat as its next Chief Information Officer, bringing to the role a combination of public-sector technology leadership, prior County experience and military service. Jeffcoat began serving in the position Marc...
Yavapai College Donates Technology to Local Schools
Yavapai College has donated surplus computers and related technology equipment to three local K–12 school districts, strengthening its ongoing commitment to community partnership and student success across the county. Through a coordinated effo...
Flagstaff to Build New Community STEM Center
The City of Flagstaff and its contractor, Loven Contracting, Inc., are set to begin construction of the Montalvo Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Education Community Center located at 211 E. First Avenue the week of April...
Local Government Channel Faces Weeks-Long Outage
Yuma County’s government cable television channel, Yuma 77, will be temporarily unavailable to Spectrum TV customers while equipment is relocated to a new broadcast site. Contractors are moving Yuma 77 equipment to its new home in Yuma County A...
Croys Claim First Career Victory at Prescott Rally
Fritz and Brooke Croy battled through dust, survived attrition, and bested tight competition to claim their first overall rally victory at the Prescott Rally, the second round of the American Rally Association (ARA) West Regional Championship, ...
Targeted Speed Enforcement in Prescott Valley
On Thursday April 2, Prescott Valley Police Department, Prescott Police Department, Arizona Department of Public Safety (DPS), and the Chino Valley Police Department conducted a targeted speed enforcement operation with grant funding from the A...
How VACTE Is Preparing Students for Real Jobs
Bob Weir shares how VACTE is helping students build practical skills and career pathways while they are still in high school. He highlights programs ranging from health care and fire science to construction, cosmetology, and electrical training...
Kingman Intersection to Operate as 4-Way Stop Temporarily
The City of Kingman advises residents and motorists of scheduled overnight work at the intersection of Airway Avenue and Bank Street on Thursday, April 9. Work will take place from 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. and will involve upgrades to the traffic...
Explore Sedona Trails with Thunder Mountain Bikes
Thunder Mountain Bikes in Sedona, Arizona, is a top destination for mountain biking enthusiasts. Located in the heart of West Sedona, the shop offers everything riders need for an unforgettable experience. Whether you bring your own bike or arr...
What To Do When Your House Floods | Expert Restoration Advice
This episode of the SignalsAZ Podcast Elicia Morigeau dives into the messy reality of home disasters. We talk water damage, mold, fire, and smoke cleanup. Mitch Zembik from GetRight Mitigation and Restoration in Prescott Arizona explains what r...
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Targeted Speed Enforcement in Prescott Valley
On Thursday April 2, Prescott Valley Police Department, Prescott Police Department, Arizona Department of Public Safety (DPS), and the Chino Valley Police Department conducted a targeted speed enforcement operation with grant funding from the A...
500-Acre Burn Planned in Coconino Forest
The Coconino National Forest plans to conduct a prescribed fire project in the Stoneman Lake area later this week due to recent favorable weather conditions. Should weather conditions remain favorable, the following project is planned to begin ...
Coffee with the Mayor in Kingman
The City of Kingman invites residents to join Mayor Ken Watkins and City Manager Tim Walsh for the upcoming Coffee with the Mayor and City Manager on Thursday, April 9, from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 310 N. F...
Pickleball Courts Open at Tempe Sports Complex
Join us as we serve up a ribbon-cutting ceremony and live pickleball demos in celebration of doubling the number of pickleball courts at Tempe Sports Complex. Grab your paddle, swing by for refreshments, and help us break in the eight new court...
Mesa Summer Camps and Recreation Programs Registration
Mesa residents can now register for a wide range of summer camps and recreation programs. Non-resident registration begins Monday, April 13, at 8 a.m. From youth camps to adult sports and family-friendly activities, Mesa offers opportunities fo...
Community Cleanup in Mayer
The Yavapai County Board of Supervisors, working with the Public Works Department, is pleased to announce a community cleanup in Mayer. The cleanup will be at the Mayer Yard (next to the Mayer Transfer Station). 11130 S. Antelope Creek Rd., ¼ m...
Prescott Named 2026 IMBA Trail Town
The City of Prescott has been recognized as a 2026 IMBA Trail Town, a new national designation from the International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) honoring communities with an exceptional commitment to building, maintaining, and celebr...
Prescott Valley Seeks Input on Wildlife Plan
How can our Town grow while ensuring local wildlife and natural spaces thrive? The Town of Prescott Valley is excited to unveil the public draft of its Wildlife Connectivity Guide, and we want your voice to help finalize it. This guiding docume...
Derby Day Celebration Returns to Prescott
You don’t have to travel to Louisville, Kentucky, or head down to the Valley to experience the excitement, elegance, and energy of the Kentucky Derby. On Saturday, May 2, from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., Derby Day comes to Prescott as Yavapai CASA ...
Sedona Hosts Live Art Demo at City Hall
The city of Sedona invites the public to a live pastel demonstration of current solo City Hall art exhibitionist and award-winning artist Christine Debrosky for the Meet the Artist event on Thursday, April 9, 2026, from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Counc...
Arizona Tech Week in Maricopa
Big ideas about the future of power, water, and innovation aren’t just happening in Arizona—they’re happening right here in Maricopa. As part of Arizona Tech Week, the City of Maricopa is stepping onto the statewide stage to help lead conversat...
Tree Planting Event in Avondale
On Saturday, March 28, the City of Avondale successfully hosted a tree planting event at Mountain View Park with the help of local families. A total of 6 volunteers took part in planting 13 new trees at Mountain View Park, adding shade along th...
Route 66 Landmark Set for Possible Transformation
The Arizona Department of Transportation, in collaboration with the Hualapai Tribe, will host a public meeting on Thursday, April 16, to obtain community input for preservation and reuse of the historic Osterman/Shell Gas Station on Route 66 in...
Drone Rescue Saves Hiker in the Prescott Dells
On March 28th at approximately 3:30 p.m., the Prescott Technical Support Unit (TSU) responded to the Granite Gardens area within the Prescott Dells to assist the Prescott Fire Department in locating an injured hiker. The Technical Support Unit ...
"Munch and Learn" Sessions at Yavapai College
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at Yavapai College is launching its spring “Munch and Learn” sessions. “Munch and Learn” will offer six courses on art, wine, safety and more from 12:30-1:45 every Thursday from April 19 to May 14. “...
Embry-Riddle Celebrates 100 Years of Innovation
Embry-Riddle has launched Imagine What’s Next — an ambitious, comprehensive campaign to propel Embry-Riddle into its next century of educational excellence and innovation. From around the globe to outer space, Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical Universi...
Sedona Offers Free Community Police Program
The city invites residents and members of the local business community to apply for the 2026 spring Community Police Academy, a free program designed to experience firsthand engagement with the Sedona Police Department (SPD), have a better unde...
YC Program Saves Students Millions on Textbooks
In June 2021, the Open Textbooks for Rural Arizona project was awarded 1,218 from the U.S. Department of Education’s Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education (FIPSE). In August 2022, that amount was increased by [post_excerpt],198,78...
Yavapai County Emergency Communications Month
The Yavapai County Office of Emergency Management (YCOEM) today announced its observance of April as Emergency Communications Month, a national initiative that highlights the critical role reliable communication plays before, during, and after ...
Prescott Begins Watson Lake Water Release
On April 1, 2026, the City of Prescott’s Utilities Division began its annual surface water recharge operations at Watson Lake in accordance with state permitting requirements. As part of this process, water levels at Watson Lake will gradually ...
Sidewalk Improvement Project in Cottonwood
On April 6, 2026, work will begin on the Willard Street Sidewalk Improvements project. Work will consist of installing new sidewalk, curb and gutter, ramps, and driveway entrances on the east side of Willard Street north of SR-89A and on the we...
Prescott Real Estate Insights with Cody Carter on Work Ethic and Growth
In this episode of the Signals AZ News podcast, Cody Carter shares her journey from managing an international travel company to becoming a successful real estate professional in Prescott, Arizona. With just two years in the industry, Cody discu...
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Antique Tractor - Car Show Rolls Into Prescott
The Mile High Tractor and Engine Club’s (MHTNEC) annual event will feature antique tractors, engines, a classic car show, tractor pulls, and fun for all ages! The Prescott Antique Auto Club will also participate in this event. Date: Saturday, A...
Mondays with the Prescott Valley Mayor | April 6th
Mayor Kell Palguta of Prescott Valley gives updates for:Paper Shredding EventGlassford Hill Road UpdateTeen Roller RaveSpring FairWildlife Connectivity Open House
Regional Leaders Unite Over Child Care
First Things First – Yavapai, in partnership with Prescott Area Association of REALTORS® (PAAR), GRyT, and the Prescott Chamber of Commerce, will host a strategic regional conversation focused on one of the most pressing challenges facing Yavap...
YC Hosting Open Houses at Two Campuses
Yavapai College’s Career and Technical Education Center (CTEC) will host an Open House on Sat. Apr. 11 from 10 a.m. to noon at CTEC in Prescott, 220 Ruger Road. Just four days later on Wed. Apr. 15, the Verde Valley Campus will host its Open Ho...
Kingman Announces Overnight Traffic Delays
The City of Kingman is advising motorists of scheduled overnight work along Hualapai Mountain Road. Contractors will be performing bridge deck maintenance from Monday, April 6, 2026, through Friday, April 10, 2026, between the hours of 8:00 p.m...
$33M in Gaming Funds Support Arizona Services
The Arizona Department of Gaming (ADG) announced today ,413,604 in tribal gaming contributions to the Arizona Benefits Fund for the third quarter of Fiscal Year (FY) 2026. This represents an approximate 8.3 percent increase when compared to the...
Arizona Water Recreation Drives $11.7B Economy
Audubon Southwest released a new report to help illustrate the economic value of water in Arizona’s rivers, lakes, and streams. The National Audubon Society's southwest regional office worked with Southwick Associates, an outdoor-focused resear...
Glassford Hill Road Widening Project Update | Apr 6th - 10th, 2026
Welcome to the Town of Prescott Valley Glassford Hill Road Widening: Long Look Drive to State Route (SR) 89A Project eNews. Businesses and residents are reminded to call the Project Hotline at (928) 582-2727 to speak to a project team member wi...
Pass Required for CAT Shuttle Transfers
Cottonwood Area Transit would like to inform the public that beginning May 1, 2026, all riders will be required to have an All Access Pass to transfer from CAT Fixed Route to the Verde Shuttle. If you do not have an All Access Pass, you will ne...
City of Sedona Takes Legal Action on Prop 403
The city of Sedona filed a lawsuit seeking clarity on whether a citizen initiative restricting development and prohibiting residential development of the 41-acre Western Gateway property can legally appear on the ballot as Proposition 403. The ...
Prescott Celebrates Major Aviation Conference
Prescott recently hosted the Arizona Airport Association’s Spring Conference, welcoming aviation professionals from across the state for a record-setting event. A total of 225 attendees registered, making it the largest spring conference in the...
ADOT Starts I-40 Repairs After Crash Damage
A highway repair project along westbound Interstate 40 near Williams will start the week of April 6-10 with an around-the-clock lane closure, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation. With westbound I-40 narrowed to one lane, drive...
Powering Prescott: Inside Yavapai Electric Services
Yavapai Electric provides reliable electrical services across Prescott and the surrounding areas. The company focuses on safety, efficiency, and long-term performance. Whether you need residential wiring or commercial upgrades, their team deliv...
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New Kingman Interchange Set for 2027 Opening
The Arizona Department of Transportation has entered the final year of work on a project to construct a free-flowing interchange that will reduce delays on the main route between Arizona and Las Vegas. ADOT has completed about 70% of the projec...
Award-Winning Author Visits Yavapai College
Yavapai College is proud to announce an evening with award-winning author and illustrator Nora Krug at 7 p.m. Friday, April 3, in the Discovery Room of the Center for Learning and Innovation – Building 19, Room 201, on the Prescott Campus. Krug...
Trailhead Improvements at Thunderbird Conservation Park
Thunderbird Conservation Park is undergoing trailhead improvements beginning April 6. The upgrades to the trailheads include adding shade structures and new restrooms, adding historical and environmental signage, paving parking areas, and plant...
Prescott Valley Police Warn Against Speeding
In most driving situations, speeding offers little to no meaningful reduction in travel time. While it may seem that driving faster will help you reach your destination more quickly, the actual time saved is typically minimal, particularly duri...
Yavapai County Appoints New Justice of the Peace
At its regular meeting on March 18, 2026, the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors voted to appoint Benjamin Emery as the new Justice of the Peace for the Seligman Justice Court. Emery will assume the role following the resignation of Justice of...
YRMC's Bill Sonsin Named Director of the Year
Dignity Health Yavapai Regional Medical Center (YRMC) Foundation board member Bill Sonsin is the 2026 recipient for CommonSpirit Health’s Foundation Board Director of the Year. Sonsin received the accolade during the “Phillie Awards”, a special...
New Member Named to Bagdad School Board
Yavapai County School Superintendent Steve King is excited to announce the appointment of Megan Fain to the Bagdad Unified School Governing Board, effective March 24, 2026, through December 31, 2026. Due to a family emergency, this appointment ...
Sedona Seeks Public Feedback on Growth Plan
The city invites the public to attend two upcoming open houses to learn about and provide input on Sedona’s Balanced Housing Strategy. The first open house will take place from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Monday, April 6, 2026, at the Hub at Posse Grounds, ...
The Surprising Link Between Water, Growth, and Your Community's Future
Growth is often talked about as a choice. Does a community want to expand or preserve its current character. But for sustainability of the community, growth is more than a preference. It’s what keeps a community healthy, affordable, and economi...
$7.8M I-40 Bridge Replacement Project Complete
The Arizona Department of Transportation has completed a project that replaced the Allentown Bridge spanning Interstate 40 just west of the New Mexico line near the Navajo Nation community of Houck. The .8 million project began in April 2025. C...
Talking Glass Media Joins Launch Pad Teen Awards
The Launch Pad of Prescott, Arizona, has recently announced Talking Glass Media as a Media Sponsor of the Second Annual Prescott Area Teen Choice Awards taking place Friday, April 10, 2026, at the Elks Theater. "We are excited to support the am...
What HT Fencing Can Do for Your Property
Armando and Julia Torres share how HT Fencing is helping homeowners add privacy, security, and style through both traditional fencing and custom decorative work. The episode explores everything from personalized gates and privacy panels to the ...
Speed Camera Citations Now Active in Phoenix
The City of Phoenix Photo Safety Program began issuing citations on March 25 to drivers who exceed posted speed limits. This follows a 30-day warning period, during which time the nine corridor Photo Safety Cameras captured more than 70,000 eve...
Prescott Seeks Input on Rodeo Grounds Plan
The City of Prescott and GH2 Architects continue working on a Master Plan to shape the future of the City’s Rodeo/Fairgrounds site. To help our team further the development of the Rodeo/Fairgrounds Master Plan, we invite you to attend the secon...
Upcoming April Events at the Findlay Toyota Center
Findlay Toyota Center in Prescott Valley continues its 2026 schedule this April with a mix of rodeo action, indoor football, and a large community home show that brings together entertainment, competition, and local vendors. Yavapai Bottle Gas ...
NASA Begins Countdown for Artemis II Launch
The countdown for NASA’s Artemis II test flight is underway at the agency’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, with members of the launch team arriving at their consoles inside the Rocco Petrone Launch Control Center. The onsite countdown clock s...
NAU Expert Joins NASA's Artemis II Team
Kristen Bennett, NAU’s newest planetary scientist, has been selected to lend her expertise on NASA’s first crewed lunar landing since the 1970s. NASA shared on March 24 that Bennett was one of just 10 participating scientists from throughout th...
Eggstravaganza Celebration in Surprise
Get ready for an evening of springtime fun as the City of Surprise hosts its annual Eggstravaganza on Friday, April 3, from 5 to 9 p.m. at Mark Coronado Park, located at 15960 N. Bullard Ave. This free, family-friendly celebration features egg ...
ADOT Starts Major SR 64 Improvement Project
A project to resurface and make other improvements along a 19-mile stretch of State Route 64 in the Williams area is scheduled to ramp up the week of April 6, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation. Some initial work, including t...
Chino Valley Opens Applications for Committees
The Town of Chino Valley is seeking volunteers interested in sharing their talents, expertise, and enthusiasm to serve on the Capital Improvement Program Citizens’ Advisory Committee, Parks & Recreation Advisory Board, and Building Advisory...
NAU Launches Spring Into Service Challenge
With National Volunteer Month here, NAU is inviting everyone in the Flagstaff area to give back to their community. NAU’s Center for Service and Volunteerism (CSV) is hosting its very first Spring into Service Challenge from April 1-22, bringin...
Community Input Sought on AI Education Program
The Cottonwood-Oak Creek School District is pleased to announce the display of curriculum materials for Subject AI. 60 Day Public Review Subject AI is an online learning platform designed to support high school students with standards-aligned i...
FUSD Celebrates Award-Winning Middle School
Flagstaff Unified School District (FUSD) is proud to announce that Mount Elden Middle School (MEMS) has been named a 2026 Arizona School to Watch, a prestigious recognition highlighting middle schools that demonstrate academic excellence, devel...
NAU Offers Wide Range of Summer Camps
From learning how to bind a book to journalism and writing code, NAU has something for everyone this summer. Summer is around the corner, and with it comes an opportunity for adventure, discovery and growth for young people. This year, Northern...
Prescott Chorale Names New Artistic Director
Upon the retirement of our beloved Artistic Director, Dennis Houser, the Board of Directors of the Prescott Chorale is excited to announce the hiring of our Artistic Director Designate, Ms. Danya Tiller, commencing June 1, 2026. Danya Tiller ha...
Don't Miss the Pink Moon Over Arizona
April’s full moon, known as the Pink Moon, will brighten the Arizona night sky on the evening of April 1, offering a clear and easy-to-see celestial event. Despite its name, the Pink Moon will not actually appear pink. The nickname comes from s...
What to Know Before Monsoon Season Hits Your Roof
Toby Farnsworth shares what homeowners should know about roof maintenance, inspections, and storm damage before monsoon season arrives. The episode covers how small issues like worn sealant and aging materials can lead to bigger and more expens...
Mondays with the Prescott Valley Mayor | March 30th
Mayor Kell Palguta of Prescott Valley gives updates for:Egg HuntWater Conservation Planning Open HouseMen of Vision Award 2026Spring Fair / Teen Roller RaveQuailwood Park Ribbon CuttingGl...
Sniffing Out Crime: How K-9 Units Protect Prescott Valley
In this episode of the SignalsAZ News Podcast, we sit down with Officer O’Hagan, Sergeant of Prescott Valley’s K-9 Unit, to get an inside look at the critical role these highly trained dogs play in keeping our community safe.Plus an upcomin...
Clydesdale Colt Named for Prescott Frontier Days® -- World’s Oldest Rodeo®
If you’ve attended the World’s Oldest Rodeo, you’ve seen the magnificent six-horse hitch owned by Broken Spoke Clydesdales, a family-owned and operated team of registered Clydesdales that performs throughout the United States. PFD was delighted...
Road Closure Advisory in Kingman
The City of Kingman is advising residents and motorists of a temporary road closure scheduled on Calumet Avenue to allow for roadway improvements. Calumet Avenue will be closed from Eastern Street heading east to Eagle Rock Road beginning at 7:...
Spring Fair in Prescott Valley
The Town of Prescott Valley invites residents and visitors to kick off the season at the annual Spring Fair on Saturday, April 11, 2026. This free, family-friendly celebration will transform the Civic Center on the Green (7501 E Skoog Blvd) int...
Lane Restrictions Planned on SR 89A Switchbacks
A guardrail replacement project along the State Route 89A switchbacks at the north end of Oak Creek Canyon is scheduled to begin Wednesday, April 1, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation. SR 89A is scheduled to be narrowed to on...
Yuma Pavement Project to Impact Multiple Streets
The City of Yuma’s seasonal pavement preservation program is scheduled to begin April 1 and continue through May 15, with improvements taking place across several neighborhoods and roadways. Managed by the City’s Public Works Department, this p...
Yuma Celebrates America's 250 with Star-Spangled Event
The City of Yuma invites the community to come together for a day of music, family-friendly activities, and patriotic pride during Yuma Salutes America’s 250: A Star-Spangled Celebration, happening Saturday, April 18, 2026, from 3 to 11 p.m. at...
What Outdoor Upgrade Northern Arizona Homes Need Now
Karl Scheib shares how Exterior Solutions NAZ helps homeowners improve safety, reduce maintenance, and make outdoor spaces more comfortable year-round. The episode explores why gutter protection matters even in dry climates, how debris buildup ...
When Will El Pollo Loco Open in Prescott Valley?
El Pollo Loco is making visible progress at 7860 E State Route 69, where demolition of the former KFC building is now fully underway. The work marks a major step in bringing the popular fire-grilled chicken chain to Prescott Valley, with the si...
New Disc Golf Course Coming to Chino Valley
The Town of Chino Valley is proud to announce it has been selected as a recipient of a T-Mobile Hometown Grant, supporting the development of a new 18-hole disc golf course at Old Home Manor. This project will create a unique recreational desti...
Yavapai Baseball Sweeps Doubleheader in Dominant Win
The Yavapai Baseball team came out to Roughrider Park today with fierce intensity as the team swept the visiting Spirit of Ottawa University of Arizona in today's double-header, including a 27-0 shutout victory in Game 2. The first game of the ...
Teen Choice Awards Set for Night of Celebration
On Friday, April 10th get ready to roll out the red carpet for the Second Annual Prescott Area Teen Choice Awards! The Launch Pad Teen Center and Rent Right Home Right are thrilled to host this year’s event at The Elk’s Theatre in Downtown Pres...
Yvonne Gibbs Recognized for Community Impact
Prescott Frontier Days®, Inc. – World’s Oldest Rodeo® proudly recognizes Yvonne Gibbs, a dedicated volunteer whose passion, leadership, and commitment have made a lasting impact on the organization and the greater Prescott community. Gibbs, who...
Alexander Lewis Advances EMS Programs at YC
Since 2009, Alexander Lewis served with the City of Cottonwood Fire Department, advancing through various roles, from Volunteer Firefighter to full-time Firefighter, Engineer, and now Fire Captain/Paramedic. He attended and secured his associat...
Kingman Seeks Input on Proposed 4-Year Mayor Term
The City of Kingman is reminding residents that they may now submit written arguments either in support of or against a proposed change to the Mayor’s term length. At its March 3, 2026 Regular Meeting, the Kingman City Council adopted Ordinance...
Flagstaff Announces 2026 STEMMY Award Winners
Flagstaff STEM City is proud to announce the winners of the 2026 STEMMY Awards, recognizing outstanding individuals and organizations who are making a meaningful impact in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) across the Flag...
The Rescue Effort Helping Pets Across the Region
Marian Ernst shares how United Animal Friends has grown into a vital resource for animals and pet owners throughout the Prescott area. The episode explores the organization’s rescue efforts, adoption services, low-cost clinics, pet food bank, a...
Why You Shouldn’t Wait to Fix That Garage Door
Holly Tafoya of Lindquist Garage Doors talks about what homeowners need to know about garage door maintenance, safety, and repair. She explains why broken springs, cables, and off-track doors are not DIY projects and how regular service can hel...
Yavapai College Advances Learning Through Technology
Yavapai College Executive Director of Technology Engagement and Strategy Ryan Gray, who comes from a family of educators, moved to Prescott in 2013, the same year he started working at the college. Prior to relocating, he kept an eye out for em...
Yavapai College Food Pantry Hosts Community Food Giveaway
The Yavapai College Food Pantry and partner St. Mary’s Food Bank are gearing up for another free community food giveaway on Friday, March 27. This time, the college’s drive-through food distribution has a new pickup location on the Prescott Cam...
Five New License Plates Now Available in Arizona
Arizonans have additional choices to support their favorite charitable causes as the Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division offers five new specialty license plates established by state law. With the addition of the Arizona...
Sedona Dances Brings a New Spin to Wellness
Sedona Dances is creating unique experiences in Red Rock Country through silent disco events, immersive dance sessions, and sound-based wellness offerings. Danielle and Brandon shared how their business serves weddings, retreats, reunions, and ...
2027 Rodeo Royalty Applications Now Open
The search is officially on for the 2027 Prescott Frontier Days Rodeo Royalty Court, an opportunity for young women to step into a role that celebrates leadership, horsemanship, community spirit, and western heritage. Prescott Frontier Days, In...
Custom Stained Glass and Light Art in Prescott AZ at Bella Light Studios
Bella Light Studios in Prescott, Arizona, offers unique stained glass and dichroic art created by artist Siobhan Wisdom. The studio features everything from small nightlights to large custom installations. Each piece is handcrafted and designed...
Hockey Supporters Are Rallying in Prescott Valley
Hockey supporters in Prescott Valley are being called to action as momentum builds around the possible return of hockey and ice programs to the Prescott Valley Event Center. A special Prescott Valley Town Council session is scheduled for Thursd...
Flagstaff Project Aims to Reduce Flood Risk
Starting in early-April, the City of Flagstaff (City) and their contractor Eagle Mountain Construction will begin channel improvements within a section of Fanning Wash, between Steves Boulevard and Linda Vista Drive (as shown in the map). This ...
New Mountain Bike Trails: Bean Peaks Phase 2 Grand Opening
Mountain bikers and outdoor enthusiasts are invited to celebrate the official grand opening of the Phase 2 trails at Bean Peaks Gravity Flow Trails on Saturday, April 4, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Prescott area. Hosted by the Prescott Mounta...
John’s Box of Bricks: Prescott’s LEGO Hotspot
John Donovan, owner of John’s Box of Bricks in downtown Prescott, talks about building a business centered on creativity, nostalgia, and LEGO. The shop offers everything from rare retired sets and collectible minifigures to loose bricks and cus...
Rare Travis Pastrana Subaru Coming to Prescott Rally
The 2026 Prescott Rally and Findlay Subaru Prescott are proud to announce that the globally recognized Subaru Motorsports USA “Airslayer” WRX STI, built by Vermont SportsCar and driven by action-sports icon Travis Pastrana, will be on display i...
Eggstravaganza Family Event at Heritage Park
Join us at Eggstravaganza! An annual family fun event held on Easter Sunday, April 5th from 10:00 am-4:00 pm. Special Easter treats for the animals, fun photo spots and prizes for the “eggsperts” who complete the zoowide egg hunt! (Candy Bags a...
Prescott Valley Offers Help for Those Living Alone
The “You Are Not Alone” (YANA) Program is a free support service for adults living within the Prescott Valley Police Department service area. YANA supports Prescott Valley residents who live independently by providing communication and communit...
Buying, Selling & Investing in Prescott: What You Need to Know
In this episode of the Signals News podcast, Elicia sits down with longtime Prescott realtor and Elite Group AZ co-founder Peter Medal of Elite Group AZ to break down what’s really happening in today...
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Mondays with the Prescott Valley Mayor | March 23rd
Mayor Kell Palguta of Prescott Valley gives updates for:Council Study SessionRibbon Cutting for Quailwood ParkShredding EventSpring Fair & Roller RinkDump the DrugsSalt & Pepper
Kingman Seeks Public Input on Future Growth Plans
The City of Kingman is inviting residents, business owners, and visitors to participate in a brief community survey aimed at helping shape the city’s future growth and visitor experience: https://tinyurl.com/KingmanGateway The survey is part of...
Flagstaff Library to Begin Window Replacement Project
The Downtown Flagstaff City-Coconino County Public Library window replacement project is set to begin on March 23. Interruptions to library operations will be kept as minimal as possible and the library will remain open during construction. The...
Off-Road Rally and Fundraiser Heads to Chino Valley
Mark your calendar for a day of off-road excitement, live music, and community fun at the Off-Road Rally and Fundraiser on Saturday, April 25, 2026, at El Charro Norte in Chino Valley. Hosted by Trails 4 Tatas, this family-friendly event begins...
New Vehicle Helps Veterans Reach Medical Care
Veterans in the Northern Arizona VA Health Care System service area will have improved access to essential services thanks to a new vehicle donated to the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Transportation Network. The donation enhances the local ...
New Freddy's Planned for Prescott Valley
A new dining option is on the way to Prescott Valley, as the former Jack in the Box location at 7622 E State Route 69 will soon be home to Freddy’s Frozen Custard and Steakburgers. The announcement was shared by Prescott Valley Mayor Kell Palgu...
Celebrating Women's History Month at Phoenix Sky Harbor
The City of Phoenix Aviation Department is celebrating Women's History Month, commemorating the vital role of women in American history by casting a spotlight on Aviation Department employees and their careers. With more than 200 women employed...
Mohave County Leads with New Traffic Technology
In 2023, Mohave County was just one of eight nationwide recipients of federal Advanced Transportation Technology and Innovation (ATTAIN) program grant funds to deploy state-of-the-art technologies to improve traffic safety. The County received ...
I-10 Enforcement Targets Commercial Vehicles
Personnel from the Arizona Department of Transportation, Arizona Department of Public Safety and local law enforcement agencies will conduct an annual concentrated commercial vehicle safety enforcement detail March 25-26 at and around the Inter...
Senior Referral Network Earns Statewide Honor
Senior Referral Network has been selected to receive the David Besst Award during Family Caregiver Day at the Arizona Capitol, a recognition that honors individuals and organizations making a meaningful impact on family caregiving in Arizona. T...
Three Finalists Named for Library Director Role
The City of Flagstaff is hosting a meet and greet event for members of the community and staff to meet and provide feedback on candidates for the Flagstaff City-County Library Director position. A competitive recruitment for the position began ...
Introducing 2026 Prescott Frontier Days Junior Ambassadors
The Prescott Frontier Days® Youth Initiative Team is proud to announce the recipients of the 2026 PFD Junior Ambassador scholarships. The team received applications from high achievers at four different high schools and two learning institution...
ADOT Announces I-17 Lane Restrictions
Daytime restrictions are scheduled along north- and southbound Interstate 17 in the Camp Verde and Munds Park areas Monday through Wednesday, March 23-25, for work to install a pair of digital message signs, according to the Arizona Department ...
More Than a Shop: The Heart Behind Summit 4x4
In this episode of the SignalsAZ News Podcast, we sit down with Jesse Wasil of Summit 4x4. To talk about how a simple side hustle turned into one of Prescott’s go-to off-road shops.From flippin...
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The Hidden Cost of “Free” Repairs: A Glass Industry Insider Speaks
In this episode of the Signals News podcast, Chasen Quick, owner of Novus Glass. Dive into the often-misunderstood world of insurance claims and windshield repairs. While many drivers assume chip repairs are “free” through insurance, Chasen exp...
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Grab N Smash: A New Take on Junk Removal
Grab N Smash is a newly launched junk removal business in Prescott Valley with a mission that goes beyond simply hauling items away. In this episode, owner Britain Welker shares how he built the company to serve his community while supporting h...
New Restaurant Taking Over Former Colt BBQ Location
A new breakfast destination is coming to Prescott Valley as Salt & Pepper prepares to relocate into the former Colt BBQ location in the Prescott Valley Town Center. Salt and Pepper owner Leon Moise, along with his business partner, Juve Rod...
Wickenburg Retreat Offers Pet Loss Healing Program
For many people, losing a pet isn’t just saying goodbye to an animal, it’s losing a family member, a constant companion, and a source of unconditional love. And yet, that kind of grief is often minimized or misunderstood, leaving people feeling...
Glassford Hill Road Widening Project Update | Mar 20th, 2026
Construction on the Glassford Hill Road widening project is set to continue throughout the week, with crews focusing on several key improvements along the corridor. Work will take place along Glassford Hill Road from Bear Path to Santa Fe Loop ...
Prescott Valley's New Robot Is a Game Changer
Terry the Turf Tank may be small, but this innovative robot is making a big impact on how athletic fields are maintained in Prescott Valley. Nicknamed Terry, the automated field striping machine has quickly become a standout addition for the Pa...
Smart Drinking Fountain Expands in Phoenix
The City of Phoenix Office of Innovation has installed its 12th smart, chilled drinking fountain and bottle‑filling station at Burton Barr Central Library, expanding its growing network. These fountains are designed to make chilled drinking wat...
Kingman Leaders Advocate for City at State Capitol
Kingman Mayor Ken Watkins, Vice Mayor Sammeli, Council Members Stehly, Ward, and Dykens, along with City Manager Tim Walsh and Deputy City Manager Tina Moline traveled to Phoenix on March 10 for Kingman Day at the Capitol, where they met with l...
Town Hall Planned for Williamson Valley Residents
Supervisor Chris Kuknyo is holding a Williamson Valley Town Hall on Thursday, April 9, 2026, at 6:30. This will be held during the Annual Williamson Valley Community Organization Meeting with registration at 5:30. The Town Hall will be held at ...
Local Artists Honored at Arizona Pastel Artists Show
Paintings by 15 local and northern Arizona artists are among 80 pastel works on display at the 10th International Exhibition and Sale of the Arizona Pastel Artists Association at the Phippen Museum in Prescott. Local artists featured at the exh...
April Events Announced at Musical Instrument Museum
Join us on Tuesday, April 7, for this month’s MIM Talk: the spirited topic of drinking songs from around the world. We’ll discuss the social music of global pubs and teahouses before heading into the galleries for a uniquely curated getaway tou...
Creative Outdoors: Elevating Curb Appeal and Outdoor Living Spaces
In this episode of the Signals News podcast, host Elicia sits down with David DeBorde, founder of Creative Outdoors, to explore how outdoor spaces can be transformed into functional, beautiful extensions of the home. With roots dating back to t...
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Curbside Brush Collection Service in Prescott
To support wildfire mitigation and community fire safety efforts, the City of Prescott will offer a complimentary curbside brush and vegetation debris collection service for residential trash customers throughout the month of May 2026. This spe...
Prescott Valley Police Expand Crisis Training Program
The Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) has successfully expanded its Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) and mental health de-escalation training program through funding provided by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented ...
Prescott Valley Splash Pad Opens Early Due to Warm Weather
The Town of Prescott Valley is giving families a chance to cool off this week as unseasonably warm temperatures arrive. The splash pad at Antelope Park will be temporarily open Monday, March 16, through Sunday, March 22, operating daily from No...
Camp Connections: The Easiest Way to Plan Your Kid’s Summer
Planning summer activities for kids can feel overwhelming, and if you wait too long. The best camps are already full. In this episode of the Signals News podcast, we sit down with Amanda Voss from Yavapai Exploration and Science (YES) to talk a...
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Forest Service Plans 872-Acre Prescribed Burn
Fire managers on the Prescott National Forest plan to conduct a 872-acre broadcast burn on the Verde Ranger District. Pending all required approvals, ignitions could begin as early as Monday, March 23, and continue for several days as condition...
PVPD Introduces Dog Walker Watch Initiative
The Prescott Valley Police Department will officially launch its Dog Walker Watch (DWW) program this spring! Dog walkers are invited to join us on Thursday, April 23, 2026, at 4pm in the PD Training Room at 7601 E Skoog Blvd for our informative...
Rally Racing Takes Over Prescott Valley
In this episode of Signals AZ, we shift into high gear and explore one of the most exciting events coming to Prescott Valley, The Prescott Rally. What might sound like just another car event is actually a full-scale, adrenaline-fueled ...
Pavement Preservation Work in Surprise
The City of Surprise’s pavement preservation contractor will be sealing cracks on the following roadways Monday, March 16 – Friday, March 20, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., resulting in temporary lane restrictions: Marley Park Sw...
Visiting Fossil Creek? You'll Need a Permit
Seasonal permits are now on sale for the Fossil Creek area via recreation.gov, which will run between April 1 and October 1. Current permit availability and updated information about this year’s permit quota process is available on www.recreati...
Pete Seeger's Birthday Celebration in Prescott
Join us on May 5th at Elks Crystal Hall to celebrate Pete Seeger's birthday and legacy with Eric Ramsey, Eric Douglas, Tom & Christa Agostino, and special guests, including a special appearance by the Pinko de Mayos. Tickets are and availa...
Extreme Heat Warning Issued for Yavapai County
Residents across parts of Yavapai County are being urged to prepare for unusually dangerous heat this week, as the National Weather Service (NWS) in Flagstaff has issued an Extreme Heat Warning for lower elevations in the region. The warning wi...
Adjusting the Way We Think About Health with Dr. Nick
In this episode of the Signals AZ podcast, we sit down with Prescott chiropractor Dr. Nick to talk about how chiropractic care supports the entire family.From newborns to athletes to grandparents. We discuss how the nervous system influe...
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Building a Dance Legacy at Bradshaw Mountain High School
Dance is officially taking the field at Bradshaw Mountain High School in Prescott Valley! In this episode of the SignalsAZ News Podcast, we sit down with dance coach and studio owner Sasha Naasz, the founder of Bradshaw Mountain Hi...
Door-to-Door Solicitors Prompt Prescott Valley Advisory
The Town of Prescott Valley is advising residents to remain cautious after learning about an insulation company that has been canvassing neighborhoods and claiming to conduct inspections on behalf of local or state agencies. According to town o...
