On today's newscast: Arizona water officials say a federal plan to cut Colorado River use has legal flaws but offers a short reprieve from worse conditions, the nation’s first MD-granting medical school within a tribal nation has opened on the Gila River Indian Community, former Apache Junction police officer Joshua McDaniel has resigned after admitting he misused Flock camera technology to track his wife, and more.

On today's newscast: the Hualapai tribal council passed a resolution opposing the construction of data centers on tribal land, Nevada sues to block reducing Colorado River water deliveries, Secretary of State Fontes says Arizonans will still be able to vote by mail following a decision by the Supreme Court, and more.

On today's newscast: Prescott Valley mayor Kell Palguta faces charges following an apparent bar fight at the Bird Cage Saloon, two Phoenix police officers are booked into jail on numerous felony charges following a violent traffic stop, officials recovered skeletal remains from Lake Powell after being discovered by a group on a houseboat on August 14, and more.

On today's newscast: A man on the Navajo Nation was killed Thursday in an apparent bear attack Crystal, NM, north of Window Rock, Secretary of State Adrian Fontes has released the final list of eight ballot propositions that will go to Arizona voters in November, possible human remains were found at Lake Mead as the level of the reservoir has dropped because of ongoing drought conditions, and more.

On today's newscast: Border wall construction continues in Organ Pipe National Monument, a Havasupai tribal member is charged with assaulting a tourist, most Arizona congressmen declined to debate their challengers, and more.

On today's newscast: The US Forest Service has proposed eliminating federal guidelines that’ve blocked road construction on millions of acres of public lands for decades, the AZ Supreme Court has ruled that large school voucher reforms will no longer appear on fall ballots, the Colorado River Indian Tribes again calls for federal officials to delay making a decision on future Colorado River management, and more.

On today's newscast: a new report from Humane Borders shows 19 bodies were recovered along the Arizona-Mexico border in July - the highest monthly total in two years, Prescott Valley officials say an alleged drunk driver drove a car that was on fire across a field starting numerous brush fires, Flagstaff High School expects record-high enrollment this school year, and more.

On today's newscast: Lake Powell's water level falls to a record low, a Goodyear man died in an apparent suicide in a parking lot near Flagstaff City Hall, an emergency cleanup at a former mine occurred in the Bradshaw Mountains, and more.

On today's newscast: Fire crews at Camp Navajo are taking advantage of two small fires to improve forest health and reduce forest fuels, a flash drive with sensitive information about Navajo veterans was found at a laundromat in Farmington, the Flagstaff Police Department is considering adopting a program to use drones as first responders, and more.

On today's newscast: the two victims of a plane crash near Payson have been identified, water restrictions start today at Grand Canyon National Park due to low water reserves, the drug-resistant candida auris that can infect blood, wounds and other parts of the body is spreading in Arizona, and more.