Sedona Residents to Bear $6M Cost for Water Tank Disguised as House Amid Aesthetic Demands
Residents in Sedona, Arizona, will pay an additional $6 million through higher water bills to camouflage a new water tank as a house, aiming to maintain local aesthetics. The financial burden results from an Arizona Corporation Commission decision.
Scottsdale Video Network Unveils Diverse August Programming: Wildlife, History, and Space Force Insights
The Scottsdale Video Network's August program guide features diverse content including local wildlife, history pieces, and veterans' stories, streamed on cable and online, with possible public meeting preemptions.
Navajo Nation Celebrates 137 Students as Recipients of the Chief Manuelito Scholarship for Academic and Cultural Excellence
Navajo Nation celebrated 137 students receiving the Chief Manuelito Scholarship, recognizing their academic and cultural achievements in a ceremony with President Buu Nygren.
Arizona Man Endures 100-Degree Heat Sans A/C for 61 Days to Aid Families Struggling with Electric Bills
An Arizona man, Paul Farmer, chooses to live without A/C all summer to raise awareness and funds to pay electricity bills for families who can't afford cooling. He uses alternative cooling methods and has started a GoFundMe campaign for the cause.
Arizona Search and Rescue Team Returns Home After Intensive Flood Relief Mission in Kerrville, Texas
AZ-TF1, a FEMA urban search and rescue team from Arizona, has completed its flood relief mission in Kerrville, Texas, and returned home after searching riverbanks and assisting in recovery efforts.












