HEBER-OVERGAARD — The White Mountains community came together as HOSS (Heber-Overgaard Support Service) hosted its Third Annual Banquet, filling the Big Red Ranch Barn with residents, local businesses, volunteers, and supporters united by a common goal—helping neighbors in need.

HEBER, Ariz.— A federal judge has temporarily blocked the U.S. Forest Service from capturing or removing unclaimed and unbranded horses from the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests after concluding that the plaintiffs met the legal standard for a preliminary injunction while their lawsuit challenging the agency's actions proceeds.

NAVAJO COUNTY — The Arizona Attorney General's Office told Mountain Daily Star exclusively that it plans to appeal Maricopa County Superior Court Judge David McDowell's ruling allowing Navajo County Recorder David Marshall to remain in office. The Attorney General's Office said it believes the Court reached the wrong decision and plans to seek an appeal.

NAVAJO COUNTY— A Maricopa County Superior Court judge has ruled that Navajo County Recorder David Marshall may continue serving in office, rejecting Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes' lawsuit challenging his eligibility under the Arizona Constitution. In doing so, the court issued a detailed interpretation of Article IV, Part 2, Section 5 of the Arizona Constitution, addressing a question that had not previously been resolved until now. 

Lovingly named Tiger, this handsome buckskin horse was captured from the Apache National Forest in Arizona in June 2022. His story is one of transformation—from a life of uncertainty on the range to one filled with purpose, care, and opportunity.