Roosevelt — The Gila County Sheriff’s Office recently responded to two drownings at Roosevelt Lake in the span of six days. First, on Aug. 19 at approximately 6:09 a.m. the Sheriff’s Office received a ...

The Globe City Council’s August 22 agenda included multiple items related to city water systems. Leading off was a presentation by Andrew Sandoval, circuit rider for the Rural Water Association of ...

In their June 11 meeting, the Globe City Council received staff updates on the Community Center Pool and the demolition of the Silver King Building on Broad Street. Their first action item, … ...

Five children trapped on a small island during a dangerous flash flood were safely rescued by San Carlos Apache Police Department officers and emergency personnel Wednesday evening in the Gilson Wash ...

Crowds filled the stadium on both sides, the scent of homemade green and red chili steaming from crockpots for burros at the snack bar. Children raced around with tiger faces painted in bright orange ...

Originally from Saint Paul, Minn., Cleve Van Dyke first came to Arizona in 1905 when he was hired by a real estate and development company in southern Arizona to help lay out the model town of “Warren ...

Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum will reopen to the public beginning Saturday, Sept. 13, after being closed for over a month. While exact reasons for the extended closure haven’t been formally ...

One silver lining of catastrophe is seeing the community — and even those beyond it — rally together as need arises. One standout example of this compassion in action is the United Fund … ...

As an outdoor-loving newbie to the Copper Corridor, I’ve been asking long-time locals about their favorite hikes in the area. One of my coworkers suggested the Apache Tears Mine Trail in Superior as ...

Just when we thought the worst of the flash flood warning passed with Thursday’s catastrophe in downtown Miami, historical flooding and tragedy struck Globe during a storm Friday evening.

Four Miami Unified School District teachers got a happy surprise visit to their classrooms last week, learning they had each won $500 for classroom supplies from APS.

A beloved daughter, granddaughter, sister, niece, cousin and friend, Sara Katheryn Magoon left this world unexpectedly, at 28, on Feb. 11, 2018.