The 18th-hole lagoon at Agave Highlands Golf Course in Cornville had an unexpected visitor Thursday night
The Camp Verde Unified School District Governing Board staffing changes, the annual auditor general’s report, and more at its regular meeting April 9.
Pets were left alone to fend for themselves in a Camp Verde home, resulting in animal deaths, and the Marshal’s Office has not been able to speak with a person of interest in the case.
The former executive director of Prescott Area Habitat for Humanity, Karen Northcutt, was arrested by Prescott Police on Wednesday, April 10, and charged with embezzlement of over $400,000 from the non-profit organization between 2017 and February 2024.
A 22-year-old autistic woman was found safe, after being lost for more than three hours near Wet Beaver Creek in Lake Montezuma on Wednesday, April 10.
As the Arizona Supreme Court recently gave the approval to enforce nearly all abortions, protests began around the state, including Sedona.
The Camp Verde Community Library’s Adult Reading Program recently celebrated one young local for obtaining her General Educational Development credential.
A local family doctor wants more testing of water and soil samples from a slag pile at a processing plant operated by Minerals Research, Inc. or MRI.
Former Police Chief Stephen Gesell filed a lawsuit against the City of Cottonwood and six current and former city officials in Yavapai County Superior Court on March 28.
The Verde Independent is thrilled to announce some exciting updates coming to our website, verdenews.com!
Drivers may encounter intermittent one way lane restrictions on Main Street between On The Greens Boulevard and Kindra Heights Road the week of April 15
The Mingus Union High School District Governing Board will consider accepting the resignation of Principal Genie Gee at its special meeting at 10 a.m. on Friday, April 12, according to the meeting’s agenda.
The Camp Verde Town Council officially selected their new town manager, Miranda Fisher, who will begin on May 28.
"We're going to be busy. I couldn't tell you exactly where right now, but we are going to be busy," said Alex Robertson, acting director of fire and aviation at the U.S. Forest Service.
