*Suspects arrested in 2 unrelated child sex trafficking cases

*Guardrail repairs continue on I-17

*AZ AG highlights fraud prevention for National Consumer Protection Week

*Wildfires burn 3,800+ acres along Route 66 near Seligman

*Camp Verde Marshal's Office seeking credit card fraud suspects

*Prescott PD arrests second co-owner of asphalt company accused of fraud, theft

*Chino Valley PD to hold informational presentation on common scams

*6,000 gallons of gas accidentally released from Chino Valley Circle K

*Summit FMD puts out 2 wildfires on Sunday; officials urge preparation

*Flagstaff Regional Plan Committee to discuss Parks & Rec, Open Space revisions

*Paulden man arrested after gunshot goes through neighbor's house

*YCSO, CAFMA investigating fire that destroyed Paulden home

*Black Canyon City woman charged with threatening neighbor with hammer, knife

*Bridge maintenance project begins at A-1 Mountain Rd. on I-40

*Phase 2 of Lake Mary Road repaving project begins

*One dead, one injured after Chino Valley motor cycle crash

*Studies show significant potential wildfire, flood, economic risk in Upper Rio de Flag Watershed

*Public meetings to address proposed water, wastewater, reclaimed water rate changes in Flagstaff

*Pedestrian bridge at Fain Lake in Prescott Valley deemed a safety hazard

*Missing elderly woman found near Mingus Mountain

*YCSO deputies return autistic child who wandered from home to parents; locate missing elderly Ash Fork man

*Construction begins on Prescott NF's new White Spar Trailhead

*Playground at Sedona's Sunset Park closed for the week for maintenance

*ADEQ terminates Minerals Research, Inc.'s General Air Quality Permit; company can continue operations while Individual permit is under review

*Yavapai County Recorder reminds voters to monitor which candidates will remain in race for March Presidential Preference Election

*Chino Valley PD warns of unauthorized phone calls seeking local sponsors for police t-shirts, cups

*City of Prescott to hold hazardous waste collection event throughout March

*Flagstaff PD investigating suspected homicide of man found on Elden St.

*Two hospitalized after rollover crash in Congress

*Camp Verde Elem. School employee arrested for reportedly vaping on campus

*Guardrail project to begin Mar. 4 in Cornville, Lake Montezuma

*Four local fire agencies receive AZDFFM grants for wildfire fighting supplies

*AZGFD, partners working to promote invasive species awareness/management

*DPS arrests motorcyclist riding at 150+ MPH near Cottonwood

*None hurt after mini excavator overturns onto propane tank in Clarkdale

*Flagstaff FD investigating blaze that destroyed camp trailer

*City of Sedona to host informational workshop for non-profits applying for city grant funding

*AZDHS observing Eating Disorders Awareness Week

*Prescribed broadcast burns planned in Agua Fria area

*Dry Creek trailhead parking lot to close Friday

*Line work across SR 89-A will cause restrictions, delays in Jerome

*Deadline to apply for Prescott Valley Citizen's Academy is Mar. 1

*Prescott installs water circulators at Watson Lake, to address pollution concerns

*One driver hospitalized, one arrested after dual DUI incidents in Cottonwood

*Two more Catch-22 targets arrested

*Maintenance-related closures coming to Cathedral Rock Trail

*Prescott man convicted in child pornography case

*Paulden man faces possible life in prison after Agg. Assault with a Deadly Weapon conviction

*CCSO seeking to identify credit card fraud suspect

*Northern AZ Healthcare warns of delays in prescription processing at outpatient pharmacies

*Yavapai County Development Services personnel to hold informal question-and-answer discussions in Cordes Lakes, Black Canyon City

*Prescott NF, BLM to hold public meeting regarding proposed protection of Hassayampa River Corridor from mining

*Cottonwood PD cleans up 1 ton of trash from Blowout Wash

*Flagstaff PD Animal Control officer rescues puppy from culvert

*VVFD crews put out car fire near Pecks Lake in Clarkdale

*Prescribed burns planned Wed.-Fri. in Prescott

*AZ Dept. of Revenue reminds taxpayers to find the right preparer for you

*AARP offering free tax help for seniors

*Guardrail repairs on southbound I-17

*Flagstaff area sees another round of phone scammers posing as law enforcement

*Cottonwood Community Awareness Group meeting to discuss local election process

*Yavapai County Supervisor Donna Michaels to hold community town hall in VOC

*Alto Pit OHV Day Use Area and Campground closed for thinning operations

*Camp Verde Marshal's Office announces new community alert system

*VVFD assists small child stuck in locked car

*Pile burns planned at Dead Horse Ranch State Park

*Power line reconstruction to cause trail closures near Prescott

*Prospect wildfire contained near Cleator

*AZDEQ terminates agreement allowing Minerals Research, Inc. to operate Cottonwood facility, pending environmental review

*Postponed Flagstaff Fix-It Clinic to be held Feb. 24

*AZGFD begins Article 1 rule amendment process

*Missing Prescott Valley man found safe

*Sedona FD, DPS rescue injured mountain biker on Hiline Trail

*Yavapai County Supervisors approve IGA funding for improvements made to Back O' Beyond low-water crossing in Sedona

*New Flood Insurance Rate Maps now in effect for Oak Creek Canyon property in Yavapai County