SR 260 east of Payson: The roadway is closed in both directions due to a crash. EB is closed at MP 277. WB is closed at MP ...

Payson closes the girls basketball regular season with three 3A Metro Region games in five days starting on Friday, Jan. 31 ...

U.S. 60 will be closed throughout the week for rock blasting in preparation for bridge construction projects. The closures ...

Clara Whaley and Grace DeSchaaf combined for 25 points to lead Payson to a 56-16 3A Metro girls basketball win over visiting ...

PHOENIX — Containment of the Horton Fire northeast of Payson is nearing 100%, according to authorities. The Arizona wildfire consumed 8,346 acres of National Forest Service land before progress was ...

Gusts of 20-30 mph are expected for Phoenix and the White Mountains and gusts of 30-40+ mph are likely for areas like Prescott, Kingman, Flagstaff and Payson ... Queen Creek, Surprise and Buckeye ...

The Horton Fire burning northeast of Payson is currently 23% contained after ... The fire began off Horton Creek Trail 292 in Horton Creek Canyon on Dec. 14 along the Mogollon Rim, quickly ...

PAYSON, Ariz. — Crews are battling the Horton Fire, which is burning in Horton Creek Canyon, which is in the Tonto National Forest near Kohls Ranch, northeast of Payson. The Tonto National ...

PAYSON, AZ (AZFamily) — As the Horton Fire grows ... State Route 260, the open portion of NFS Road 300, and Christopher Creek Loop Road remain accessible. Reduced visibility due to smoke is ...

The Horton Fire has scorched nearly 1,900 acres of forest along the Mogollon Rim, northeast of Payson, as of Saturday ... Mogollon Rim and along the Horton Creek Trail, as air resources would ...

Officials are warning of potentially reduced visibility due to smoke along SR 260, particularly in the morning hours. Anyone planning to travel in that direction is advised to check az511.com for the ...

A poster at an Arizona Motor Vehicle Division office in north Phoenix in 2019. Many Arizonans are asking: Will I need a Real ID to fly in 2025? Through KJZZ's Q&AZ reporting project, here's the answer ...