Several car dealerships in northeastern Arizona did not open for business Monday following a weekend plane crash that killed the owners, Gerald and Ruth Hatch.

A deadly plane crash Saturday left a couple dead and their son and daughter-in-law badly injured.

The single-engine Cessna 206 crashed just before dawn and caught fire moments after taking off from the Show Low airport en route to Las Vegas.

Their howls are haunting, but poaching and wild fires threatened to silence the Mexican gray wolf.

The pilot told officials the single engine plane made a sudden violent right turn and spun off the runway.

Officers say evidence found at the scene indicates the person or persons found may have been from Lancaster, PA.

The Wallow Fire is being compared to a 2002 fire that burned near Show Low.

Two of the fires were in brush piles, while the other two were started in juniper trees.

Barton Sherwood went missing on April 1, his body was found in a remote area on May 24.

Blake Robinson rushed to track down a Show Low police phone number after a 14-year-old Arizona girl said via Skype that she'd taken four bottles of oxycontin.

Police said they recovered the bodies of a man and a woman found inside a residence. Two people are in custody.

Firefighters in northern Arizona are working to contain a fire that erupted Monday morning near a recycled paper mill.

Navajo County Sheriff's detectives found 112 grams of methamphetamine with a street value of more than $11,000.

The schools were locked down after reports of someone with a gun nearby.

More than a dozen officers from different agencies were recognized for their part in arresting two dangerous fugitives.