A Coconino County Planning and Zoning Commission hearing set for today on what should happen amid land-use violations at Second Chance Center for Animals has been put aside for another month. More: continued here
A Coconino County Planning and Zoning Commission hearing set for today on what should happen amid land-use violations at Second Chance Center for Animals has been put aside for another month. More: continued here
GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK (AP) — Officials at Grand Canyon National Park are evaluating train operations at the park. More: continued here
Penn State ranked No. 2 for worst non-conference football scheduleThe Detroit NewsMississippi: at Memphis, Southeastern Louisiana, Alabama-Birmingham, Northern Arizona 3. Rutgers: Howard, Florida International, at Maryland, Texas Southern …and more » More: continued here
Fire managers on the Kaibab National Forest are preparing to burn east of the Tusayan Ranger Station on the Tusayan East Project this week. More: continued here
Grand Canyon fraught with peril for unpreparedFoster’s Daily DemocratSeveral hours later, he was in a northern Arizona hospital, where doctors determined the 75-year-old Poole had suffered a heart attack. …and more » More: continued here
LAS VEGAS — The federal government’s top land steward said Monday that the United States will fast-track efforts to build solar power generating facilities on public space in six Western states. More: continued here
Top places to visit for your vacation in the southwestExaminer.comAmazing Monument Valley, Northern Arizona – Monument Valley, one of the most spectacular sights in the southwestern United States, is located in northeast …and more » More: continued here
PHOENIX — Efforts to enact a new state budget just a day before the deadline stalled at least temporarily Monday as some Republican lawmakers pushed to send Gov. Jan Brewer a spending plan she doesn’t like — and essentially dare her to veto it and shut down government. More: continued here
NEW YORK — As consumers get ready to celebrate July Fourth, many merchants already have dismissed summer as a washout. More: continued here
