Human Remains Found in 1980 Identified by Coconino County Sheriff’s Office Task Force
9/1 The Coconino County Sheriff’s Office Unidentified Remains Task Force positively identified human remains found in July 1980
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9/1 The Coconino County Sheriff’s Office Unidentified Remains Task Force positively identified human remains found in July 1980
9/1 Next Monday is Labor Day and all Government offices will be closed in observance.
9/1 Grand Canyon officials say 1-person remains missing from Saturday’s flood event at Phantom Ranch.