Heavy snow expected Sunday and Monday in northern Arizona
The National Weather Service advises heavy snow is on the way for northern Arizona.
Rain continues across northern Arizona, snow possible by Friday
Widespread rain continues across northern Arizona today. A Flood Watch remains in effect from noon today until Friday afternoon. The National Weather Service advises people to not cross flooded roadways.
Arizona turns 107 on Valentine's Day
Arizona became a state on February 14, 1912, the last state in the continental U.S. to achieve statehood.
Kaibab Forest to hold presentation during Black History Month
Kaibab National Forest archaeologist Margaret Hangan will present on the history of African Americans in northern Arizona Feb. 19.
Plan for full closures of I-40 near Seligman beginning Feb. 10
The closure will be in place continuously from 9 p.m. Feb. 10, through 11 a.m. Feb. 15.
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women: Nationwide crisis exacerbated by lack of reporting of cases
In 2016, the National Crime Information Center reported that there were 5,712 reports of missing Native women and girls. The U.S. Department of Justice’s federal missing persons database logged only 116.
Williams Senior Center offers fellowship, community services and more
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — Despite the blowing wind and swirling snow, there’s a lot of action going on at Williams Senior Center.
Region in brief: Prescott center honoring firefighters sees 15K visitors
Regional events in and around Arizona.
Teacher fired at Williams High School
Student complaint of science teacher leads to police investigation
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — Although no police charges have been filed, a teacher at Williams High School has been fired after a student reported being sexually harassed in a classroom.
Plan calls for free entry for vets at Arizona state parks
Arizona has a history of looking after its military veterans.
Youth Art month is coming to Williams
Applications now available
The Gallery in Williams will again host an exhibition of art created by local young artists ages one through High School this March.
Suspect in Jan. 30 police standoff wanted for questioning in assault, kidnapping incident
January is typically a quiet month in Williams as the busy winter tourist season has wound down and many businesses are closed for remodeling and upkeep.
Williams home sales, building permits up in 2018
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — The rise and fall of real estate prices from 2008 to 2018 in northern Arizona looks like a topographic map. Home values hit a peak around 2008 and they plummeted through the subsequent recession.
Dark enough skies? County concerned with street light impacts on Naval Observatory
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — As Coconino County nears completion on its Joint Land Use Study, the subject of dark night skies in Williams has come to the forefront.
Update: Winter storm warning remains in effect until 8 a.m. Wednesday
As of noon, Tuesday Feb. 5, a winter storm warning is in effect in northern Arizona for elevations above 6,000 feet until 8 a.m. Wednesday.
Williams 911: week of Feb. 6
The Williams Police Department (WPD) answered the following calls for service (among others) — • Officers responded to suspicious persons on Fulton Avenue; • Officers took trespass report at Ragtime Ranch;
Northwest measles outbreak revives debate over vaccine laws
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee last week declared a state of emergency because of a recent measles outbreak.
How to contact your elected officials
Contact information for Federal, state, district, county and local public officials.
Heavy snow is on the way for Williams and Flagstaff
Significant snow is on the way for northern Arizona.
Pile burning planned near Parks and Dogtown Lake
Fuels reduction efforts on the Williams Ranger District of Kaibab National Forest will begin Feb.1 and continue into next week as weather conditions permit.
Vote expected today on Ducey's drought contingency program
State lawmakers are set to vote -- and presumably give final approval -- sometime today to a drought contingency plan designed to help deal with how Arizona deals with being able to draw less water from the Colorado River.
Standoff suspect in custody following self-inflicted gunshot wound
Coconino County Sheriff's Office has taken Williams resident Matthew Solan into custody near the Safeway in Williams after Solan shot himself in his vehicle.
Update 5:40: Stand-off continues on Route 66 in Williams
There is currently a police situation on Route 66 in Williams.
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- Teacher fired at Williams High School
- Heavy snow expected Sunday and Monday in northern Arizona
- Leaving her mark: Anna Curry retires after 11 years with Williams Fire
- Plan for full closures of I-40 near Seligman beginning Feb. 10
- Out of the past: Cruisers now and then
- Death Notice: Diana Rincon
- Williams students enjoy an evening at the Royal Ball
- Rain continues across northern Arizona, snow possible by Friday
- Exonerated by investigation, Chris Lehnertz to return to Grand Canyon
- Apollo moon-walking astronaut to launch Flagstaff Science Festival
- Standoff suspect in custody following self-inflicted gunshot wound
- Supai campground closed through February 2019
- Teacher fired at Williams High School
- Update 5:40: Stand-off continues on Route 66 in Williams
- Update 3:45: SWAT teams on scene at Safeway in Williams
- Heavy snow expected Sunday and Monday in northern Arizona
- Heavy snow is on the way for Williams and Flagstaff
- Update 2:15: SWAT teams on scene at Safeway in Williams
- Woman killed, man injured in crash of small plane in Kingman
- Suspect in Jan. 30 police standoff wanted for questioning in assault, kidnapping incident
