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.

On today's newscast: Democrats in Congress are investigating Energy Fuels for alleged insider trading, Flagstaff’s Killip Elementary loses free afterschool programgrant, public comment opens on oil and gas production north of Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument and more.

On today's newscast: Water levels in Lake Mead hit historic low, Cottonwood hotel could be converted into workforce housing, Arizona health insurance companies seeking rate increases, and more.

On today's newscast: Colorado River Indian Tribes push back on water plan, California woman sentenced for selling fake Native American jewelry, Grand Canyon water restrictions after another break in pipeline, and more.

On today’s newscast: Colorado River plan causes concern for some tribal nations, APS sets another demand record, famous Jerome restaurant closes, and more. Plus, meteorologist Lee Born in studio.