Four Corners Flooding: Hundreds Still Evacuated as More Rain Threatens; US 64 Closed on Navajo Nation

At least a couple hundred people have been rescued around Farmington, and the San Juan River also flooded parts of the Navajo Nation.

Cactus Shadows Athletic Director’s Handling of Gun-on-Campus Report Sent to Prosecutors

Cave Creek Unified says staff who heard the report didn't secure the school or call police.

Gilbert Weighs Data Center Rules Requiring Reclaimed Water and Banning Open-Loop Evaporative Cooling

The Town Council delayed a decision to study how the rules might affect smaller facilities and new technology.

Helicopter Crew Finds Stranded Hiker After Floodwaters Swept Away His Gear Near Sheep Bridge

The man had been in the backcountry for a week and sent a final plea for help before his phone died.

Gun Questions on the Ballot: Massachusetts Votes on Its Sweeping Gun Law, Idaho Picks a ‘State Gun’

Halloween Candy Sales Slump as High Gas and Chocolate Prices Squeeze Shoppers

Ex-NBA Player Malik Beasley Negotiating Plea Deal in Federal Gambling Case, Lawyer Says

Trump Votes Early in Person in Florida, Says He Backed Republicans ‘Very Much So’