With less than a year before voters decide who will be representing them, it can be hard to tell who might be up or down in the race for Arizo…
Tuesday is the last day to register to vote in the Presidential Preference Election.
If you have not registered to vote and are interested in voting in the upcoming March 17, 2020 Presidential Preference Election (PPE), you hav…
Downtown businesses want more locals back in their stores, and are pushing the city's parking team help bring them in.
What will a 6% reduction in the odor of dog food emanating from the Nestle Purina factory smell like?
PHOENIX — Vulnerable Arizona Republican Sen. Martha McSally attacks her Democratic opponent, Mark Kelly, for supporting the impeachment d remo…
After years of fighting for federal table scraps, the city’s Rio De Flag flood control project was fully funded by the United States Army Corp…
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Once it reaches $15.50 an hour, the minimum wage will be $2.50 too high.
The Coconino County Recorder’s Native American Elections Outreach program was awarded this week Outstanding Innovations in Elections.
In preparation for a year full of elections, the Coconino County Recorder’s office opened a temporary elections office at the Flagstaff Mall.
A little more than $30 million over the past four years. That’s how much Councilmember Charlie Odegaard said he has seen Flagstaff’s unfunded …
State officials will be in Flagstaff to brief the public on the state budget and field questions Friday.
Only about a year and a half after taking up the post, CEO and General Manager Erika Mazza will be leaving her position at the Northern Arizon…
Flagstaff may have to pay the state of Arizona more than $840,000 over the next two fiscal years to cover the cost of the higher local minimum wage.
Incumbent Congressman Tom O’Halleran and challenger Eva Putzova will compete for Democratic votes in Congressional District 1 during the Arizo…
Flagstaff’s Community Census Team hosted a Get Census Educated event Thursday morning at the Aquaplex. The meeting allowed community members t…
The race for mayor has a new candidate: Former Flagstaff City Council candidate Paul Deasy announced Friday that he was joining the race.
Former city council candidate Paul Deasy on Friday shook up the race for Flagstaff mayor when he announced his candidacy for the position.
As the Coconino County Recorder’s office prepares for a year full of elections, security from both physical and cyber threats have been top of mind.
There is a climate emergency. That was the conclusion of Flagstaff City Council after a nearly four-hour discussion with over 250 members of t…
A new phone survey appears to be asking Flagstaff residents about the local minimum wage, as well as several local political candidates.
The City of Flagstaff will be working with Summit Fire and Medical District and the Highlands Fire District to provide mutual aid, according t…
Wally Covington has been showing people the science of forestry in Flagstaff for years.
Flagstaff voters are one step closer to seeing an affordable housing bond on the 2020 ballot.
The city’s Management Services Director Rick Tadder was named this year’s recipient of the Mary Jo Jenkins’ outstanding director of the year award.
As Flagstaff City Council finalized the city’s priorities when working with and lobbying state and federal lawmakers, it added language asking…
Karen Fella’s backyard has no fence. Only a few bushes separate her property on North Navajo Drive from a channel of the Rio de Flag, which it…
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