In this episode of Arizona Highways Television, we delve deep into the rich history and vibrant culture of Prescott, Arizona. Learn about Prescott's Frontier Days, the world's oldest rodeo, explore its historic Whiskey Row with iconic locations like The Palace saloon and discover how the community continues to rally around its beloved local establishments. We also highlight the unique role of women in modern rodeo events, the fascinating past of Skull Valley Polo Club, and visit Arizona’s first meadery. Join us on a journey of historical preservation, hometown pride, and Western heritage, all in the heart of Arizona.
Several Arizona races, including House District 1, treasurer and superintendent of public instruction, remain too close to call as of Thursday morning.
The weather will be mild in the Valley, but there's a chance of light rainfall in the High Country. April Warneche has your forecast heading into the weekend.
Navajo Police Department Lt. Emmett Yazzie says though it is all hands on deck to help families impacted by the flooding, the department is stretched thin.
Historic flooding hit the Navajo Nation, and one of the worst areas hit was the Rock Point community. Some residents described the moment waters started rising.