Hundreds of people gathered at Flagstaff City Hall on Monday to protest President Donald Trump and Elon Musk’s sweeping cuts to the federal workforce.
Hundreds of people gathered at Flagstaff City Hall on Monday to protest President Donald Trump and Elon Musk’s sweeping cuts to the federal workforce.
NAU recently received R1 research activity designation -- which is the highest classification for United States research institutions.
Proponents argued that the practice slows up the process of getting faster election returns.
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Photographer Jake Bacon took this video of the food delivery drones struggling with the winter weather on the NAU campus.
As construction crews install a new storm drain and utility infrastructure, the intersection of Milton Road and University Avenue will close to all traffic beginning on Wednesday, Feb. 19.
The funding will assist with the engineering and construction of flood mitigation improvements on Highway 89, with the grant agreement approved by the county on behalf of the Flood Control District, which will be responsible for implementing the projects.
The City of Flagstaff and Coconino County announced the closures of their respective buildings in observance of Presidents Day on Monday, Feb. 17.
Details on Arizona's child care programs, certification and licensing will be discussed, as well as information on educational and enrichment program development.
NAAR's Market Review places the median sales price of a residential home in Flagstaff as $725,000 this January.
The department for only about a month, but the drone's already seeing plenty of flight time.
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Around 500 people gathered at the Flagstaff City Hall lawn on Monday to take part in the "No Kings on Presidents Day" protest. Many of those who attended did so to oppose the abrupt firing of …
Flagstaff received its first notable snowstorm of 2025 Thursday into Friday.
The annual Night to Shine, which is a free prom for those with developmental disabilities and their families and caregivers, took place at Christ’s Church of Flagstaff on Friday, Feb. 7.Â
The First Friday Art Walk is a monthly event that showcases art and music at local businesses in downtown Flagstaff and is a partnership of the Flagstaff Downtown Business Alliance and Creativ…
After a powerful first half, the Northern Arizona women's basketball team (21-6, 12-2 Big Sky) handled Sacramento State, 75-60, on Saturday at home in the Walkup Skydome.
Led by two champions, the Coconino Panthers finished second as a team at the Division III, Section One wrestling tournament Saturday at Agua Fria High School.Â
“Do you want to be remembered for your success, for your name and fame? Or do you want to be remembered for the level of impact you had on this sport? Because this sport had such a beautiful and positive impact on me, I would like to share that, too. -- Ahmed Muhumed, NAZ Elite
Suffering an upset, No. 14 Flagstaff lost to 19th-seeded Dysart in the 4A Conference state tournament play-in round, 2-1, on Thursday at home.
Stacy Murison discusses her journey in diversity, equity and inclusion training as an educator, highlighting the importance of listening and understanding other perspectives.
Artists create, animals evolve, plants adapt and Indigenous cultures flourish. As the world changes, so too do the Museum of Northern Arizona (MNA) collections, which grow to reflect shifts in…
Theatrikos' Readers Theater puts on a single-night production of "Radium Girls" in support of the Cancer Support Community.
"Shakespeare on Pluto" at Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival follows Shakespeare and Jacques on a galactic adventure, uniting Shakespearean elements with science and robotics.
A series of university professor meetings provokes Laura Kelly to discuss the impact of AI on writing, questioning the essence of human articulation and the future of teaching writing.
Plan the perfect Valentine’s Day with these fun activities Flagstaff has to offer!Â
Pepsi Amphitheater at Fort Tuthill County Park in Coconino County announced the first artists added to the 2025 season lineup.
Theatrikos Theatre Company welcomes new Executive Director Jeremy Blunt, with plans to expand education programs, grow audiences and strengthen community connections.
