One of the most iconic animals of the American West has roamed under the Arizona sun for centuries: the mustang. This free-roaming American horse has captivated the minds and spirits of Arizonans ...

The Tonto National Forest and the Arizona Department of Agriculture announced Saturday that much of the recreation area is ...

SCOTTSDALE, AZ — Wild, untamed, and iconic. The Salt River's majestic horses have roamed these waters for generations. These beloved desert gems now face an uncertain future as officials consider ...

For decades, visitors and Arizonans alike have flocked to see a herd of wild horses that roam near the lower Salt River. Known as the Salt River Horses, the animals are believed to have lived along ...

PHOENIX — The city of Scottsdale is considering a plan to relocate some wild horses from the Salt River to the McDowell Sonoran Preserve. The plan, proposed by a group of concerned citizens who would ...

MESA — The banks of the Salt River are home to about 440 wild horses in the Tonto National Forest, and they depend on the river for food and water. And advocates again are worried the Salt River ...

The Arizona Department of Agriculture is considering proposals to reduce the wild horse population along the Salt River. The department's goal is to remove 100 horses from the herd due to concerns ...

A couple of Salt River horses are alive thanks to the tireless effort of Mesa firefighters and the Salt River Wild Horse Management Group. A couple of Salt River horses are alive thanks to the ...

Tubing down the Salt River, you can always expect to see a few wild horses. But that could soon change. According to the management group that cares for these wild horses, the State Department of ...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — If you’re ever on the Salt River, chances are you may run into some wild horses. Every year, floaters have the opportunity to see these beautiful creatures up close. “They can see ...

The Scottsdale Mayor says she'd like to see some of the Salt River wild horses move to their neck of the woods. It comes as the State Department of Agriculture tries to reduce the size of the herd.