A major transportation project is now open in Kingman, bringing improved I-40 access to a growing part of the city.

Yavapai College is bringing a beloved Broadway musical to Prescott with six performances filled with music and comedy.

A favorite holiday tradition is returning to Prescott National Forest, with a limited number of permits available.

Prescott voters should be aware of an important clarification regarding information printed in an election pamphlet.

Phoenix voters will receive early ballots by mail for the upcoming Council Election, ensuring participation in the electoral process.

Here are this week's Top Prescott Podcasts.

Brenden Espie, Chief of Surprise Fire-Medical Department, announces his retirement after 25 years of service, highlighting community growth and safety improvements.

Patriot Landscape Services is helping keep commercial properties across Northern Arizona clean, green, and well-maintained. Owner Anthony Black recently joined the Signals News Podcast to talk about ...

Get your pup ready for a little Howl-A-Ween fun! The Movement Studio dance team is partnering with PV Bark in Prescott Valley for a Halloween Dog Costume Contest fundraiser on Saturday, October 17.

Visitors to Prescott National Forest will need to follow new food and trash storage requirements aimed at wildlife safety.

Yavapai College Volleyball turns its attention to the road after a pair of weekend matches against Arizona Western.

Prescott Valley is looking for residents whose leadership, service, and positive impact deserve the spotlight.