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Molly K Ottman

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California Man Charged in Pinetop Homicide Plans to Plead Not Guilty

Pinetop, Ariz. — A California agricultural businessman arrested and charged with the fatal shooting of his estranged wife in Pinetop plans to plead not guilty, according to his attorneys, who also cited ongoing health concerns.

Fatal Kayenta Christmas Parade Crash Claims Life of 3-Year-Old; Man Charged

KAYENTA, Ariz. — A man has been arrested following a deadly crash that killed a 3-year-old child and injured three others just before a Christmas parade in Kayenta on the Navajo Nation, authorities confirmed.

Estranged Husband Arrested in Pinetop Homicide

PINETOP, Ariz. — Michael Abatti has been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of his estranged wife, Kerri Abatti, authorities said—details in the story. 

House passes bill to delist gray wolves, while Mexican gray wolves remain protected

WASHINGTON-The U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation Thursday that would remove gray wolves from the federal Endangered Species List. If passed by the Senate, it will return primary management authority to the states. A change that would not affect Arizona’s Mexican gray wolves, which are listed separately under federal law.

Mentally ill man shot dead off U.S. 180 and Bucket of Blood identified

HOLBROOK — A high-speed chase and shooting occurred in Holbrook, leaving a Nevada man and his dog dead by lethal force from a multi-response team in Navajo County, Arizona. The family explained the man had a severe mental illness that caused manic episodes stemming from severe bipolar disorder.

Suspect Dead After Shooting At Law Enforcement | Chase Video

HOLBROOK, Ariz. — After a high-speed pursuit and shootout with law enforcement that spanned several miles and ended off Bucket of Blood Street near U.S. 180, south of Interstate 40 in Holbrook, the suspect was pronounced deceased at the scene, according to authorities.

Attorney General Mayes Warns of Fruit-Flavored Cocaine After Tucson Dealer Sentenced

TUCSON, Ariz. — Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced on December 11, 2025, that her office has secured a prison sentence for a drug dealer who marketed fruit-flavored cocaine, and she issued a statewide consumer alert about the emerging illegal drug trend.

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