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Molly K Ottman

Editor and Investigative Journalist.
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Judge Dismisses Election Challenge Against Blackman

A Maricopa County Superior Court judge dismissed an election challenge against LD7 State Rep. Walter Blackman, citing critical procedural errors by plaintiff Steven Slaton before the case could proceed

Forest Service Expands Chainsaw Use for Private Wildland Fire Contractors

Changes to U.S. Forest Service VIPR contracts are expanding the use of chainsaws on privately contracted wildfire engines, a shift that may help address longstanding dispatch disparities and give private contractors a more competitive footing in wildfire response.

Free-Roaming Arizona Horses Series | Episode 1: Heber Horses

Free-Roaming Arizona Horse Series — Episode 1: Heber Horses Featuring lifetime Heber resident Monte Williams Mountain Daily Star staff sat down with Mr. Williams at the...

As Snowpack Declines, Northern Arizona Wildfires May Add to Warming

NORTHEASTERN ARIZONA — New research is changing how scientists understand wildfires and climate, and the takeaway is clear: what happens after a fire depends heavily on where it burns. For northern Arizona, the outlook points toward warming, not cooling.

Taber Heisler Announces Run for Pinetop-Lakeside Mayor

Pinetop-Lakeside — Town Council Member Taber Heisler has announced his candidacy for mayor of Pinetop-Lakeside, pointing to his experience in public safety, local business, and community service as the foundation of his campaign.

“We’re Going Down” | NTSB Report of Fatal DPS Helicopter Crash

FLAGSTAFF — Federal investigators say there is no evidence that gunfire struck an Arizona Department of Public Safety helicopter that crashed during an active-shooter response in Flagstaff earlier this year, killing two crew members.

Arizona Bill Reclassifying Bears and Mountain Lions as “Predatory Animals” Sparks Debate

ARIZONA — A bill moving through the Arizona Legislature that could expand the state’s legal definition of “predatory animals” to include bears and mountain lions is drawing attention from hunters, wildlife advocates, and rural residents across the state.

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