Oak Creek floods force Sedona evacuations, swamp 19 homes and close Tlaquepaque
Rising Oak Creek forced ‘GO’ evacuations in parts of Sedona, closed Tlaquepaque and canceled a Day of the Dead event.
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Flooding keeps six Arizona highways closed with no reopening time, ADOT says
SR 89A through Oak Creek Canyon, SR 179 in Sedona and four other highways stayed closed Monday after weekend flooding, according to ADOT.
Watch: Man, 49, Killed in Casa Grande Shooting Outside Liquor | Thee Arizona Times News Channel, Nov 2
The full Thee Arizona Times News Channel newscast for Monday, November 2, 2026.
Masked Rioters Loot Frankfurt Stores as Germany Cost-of-Living Protests Turn Violent
Looters hit a gun store and threw Molotov cocktails at police after largely peaceful Gen Z rallies in 30-plus cities.
Judge Tosses Trump’s $10 Billion Suit Against WSJ Over Epstein Letter for Good
U.S. District Judge Darrin Gayles ruled the president failed to show actual malice and barred refiling.
1 Dead, 8 Wounded in Shooting After Magic City Classic HBCU Game: Police
Police say the shooting broke out among vendors near Legion Field after the largest HBCU football game.
Halloween Rain in Phoenix Was Just the 12th in 131 Years, Forecaster Says
Trick-or-treaters hit the streets early to beat Saturday night’s storms.
Hiker Stuck on Icy Ledge for 7 Hours Rescued in Adirondacks: Rangers
The 60-year-old lost his crampons on Mount Colden’s Trap Dike and could not move up or down.
ACA Open Enrollment Opens With Premiums Expected Up 13% for 2027
Sign-ups on HealthCare.gov run through Jan. 15, with fewer subsidies and stricter checks this year.
FBI Pins $6 Billion Binance Heist on North Korea as Withdrawals Resume
The exchange restored Bitcoin, Ethereum and several other networks Sunday in the first phase of reopening.