Two late-July headlines put sudden flooding and scheduled pile burning on the Prescott-area calendar. Understanding the difference begins with place,…
Recent reports about fire management, flooding, the Upper Verde River and a new exhibit show how many different meanings of…
From summer prescribed pile burning across Prescott National Forest to high-profile litigation along the Upper Verde River and severe monsoon…
A flash flood that tore through a Prescott Valley neighborhood this monsoon season is renewing attention on how wildfire scars…
A newly opened exhibit in Prescott is inviting residents to think about what ties people to the high-desert city, as…
The Center for Biological Diversity has filed a second lawsuit over cattle grazing along the Upper Verde River near Prescott,…
Forest officials say smoke may be visible around Prescott National Forest through the end of August as crews continue burning…
A July 20 report described flash flooding reaching five feet in a Prescott Valley neighborhood, underscoring the severity of a…
Yavapai County says work began September 28 to pave the remaining dirt section of Copper Basin Road between existing pavement…
Hidden beneath the Whetstone Mountains, Kartchner Caverns is more than a spectacular underground landscape. It is a carefully protected living…
Indianapolis turned eight miles of former street space into a connected public place where walking, cycling, art, gardens, and everyday…
A slow-moving reptile with a powerful bite helped scientists uncover a molecule that became the basis of an important diabetes…
Stretching from Mexico to Utah, the Arizona Trail turns the state’s deserts, forests, canyons, and plateaus into one continuous public…
Across eastern Arizona, fossilized trees, painted hills, ancient villages, and a vanished highway come together in a national park that…
In southeastern Arizona, the San Pedro River remains one of the Southwest’s rare free-flowing desert rivers—a protected corridor where cottonwoods,…
In the Sonoran Desert, the saguaro is more than a cactus. It is shelter, food, landmark, cultural inheritance, and a…
On the edge of Prescott, an old military post connects Arizona’s territorial beginnings with a modern mission of caring for…
For more than a century, Prescott’s Arizona Pioneers’ Home has done more than preserve the past. It has provided care,…
North of Prescott, Willow Creek Reservoir brings together water management, fishing, bird habitat, open space, and ordinary outdoor recreation in…
Every summer, Prescott’s rodeo turns a frontier-era gathering into a modern meeting place—one where competition, horsemanship, music, parades, and local…