The Coconino Board of Supervisors adopted a new district map Tuesday that will shape county politics for decades.
The chain bookstore is moving to the Flagstaff Mall with an anticipated opening date of May 9.
A 34-year-old Salt Lake City woman fell to her death in the Grand Canyon Monday evening.
The Coconino County Board of Supervisors has spent weeks listening to the public's thoughts on the proposed maps that will shape the county's districts for the next decade.
WASHINGTON -- Leaders of two Arizona tribes asked lawmakers Wednesday to support funding for development of critical water infrastructure and to OK a bill that would let tribal water be sold to others in the drought-stricken state.
PHOENIX -- A little more than six months after Arizona passed 1 million reported cases of COVID-19, the state is approaching 2 million. Although reported infections have slowed over the past few months, experts warn that the coronavirus that causes the disease is here to stay, and the extent…
A proposed ballot initiative could be a lifesaver for struggling fire districts throughout Coconino County and the state.
Mountain Line recently launched an on-demand transportation service that takes riders between the airport and any destination within Flagstaff. At $2, it's significantly cheaper than paying for parking at the airport.
WASHINGTON -- U.S. life expectancy fell by an “unprecedented and shocking” 1.8 years between 2019 and 2020, a dramatic drop that experts say can only partly be blamed on the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Coconino County residents will have a chance to voice their opinions on the proposed district maps that will dictate the Board of Supervisors and the Coconino Community College District Governing Board for the next 10 years.
Seeing smoke? Fire managers are conducting a series of pile burns around Flagstaff this week.
It’s been almost a century since America was swept by reefer madness, the craze of anti-marijuana rhetoric that connected “pot smokers” to violent criminal tendencies, and about 40 years since the country was first told to “Just Say No.”
A Republican state senator fawned over the leader of a white nationalist movement on Friday and told his followers that she fantasizes about hanging her perceived enemies from gallows.
"Where did you sleep the night before the big storm?"
PHOENIX -- The clock is running out for state legislators to override a cap on spending that would prohibit Arizona public school districts from disbursing nearly $1.2 billion that’s already been approved by the Legislature and budgeted.
WASHINGTON -- Arizona outperformed the nation on its rates of premature births and infant deaths, despite having some of lowest rates of prenatal care among the states, according to a recent March of Dimes report.
Glen Canyon is revealing itself.
Park officials identified the woman as 26-year-old Haley McCormick of Tusayan.
PHOENIX — Kiowa tribal member Tristan Ahtone remembers just getting started in journalism over a decade ago and pitching ideas on Indigenous topics. His bosses would say things like: “We ran a Native story earlier this year. Do we need another one?”
TONOPAH -- The Central Arizona Project, which delivers Colorado River water to more than 80% of Arizona’s growing population, is taking a three-pronged approach to the megadrought that has resulted in the first water cutbacks to Arizona farmers.
PHOENIX -- Insisting it will make students safer, the Senate Judiciary Committee voted Thursday to let anyone with a permit to carry a concealed weapon bring it on to university and college campuses, including classrooms and dorms.
PHOENIX -- Hate crimes in Arizona in 2020 were the highest reported since 2001 in the wake of the 9/11 attacks, according to new FBI statistics, but advocates and experts say many more hate crimes mostly likely were unreported.
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TUBA CITY -- It’s a familiar sight to anyone who knows the Navajo Nation: red sandstone, yellow-tinged sagebrush, a blue sky canopy that meets a protective ring of mountain peaks, with sheep and cattle dotting the fields.
If someone in Arizona tests positive for COVID-19 and dies, it’s likely they’ll be counted as a COVID-19 death on the state’s data dashboard. But it’s not inevitable.
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The northern Arizona area was thawing out from a quick-hitting storm late Tuesday night through the early hours of Wednesday that closed highways and created slick, icy conditions for the morning commute.
PHOENIX -- The Independent Redistricting Commission is moving to give Republicans an edge in electing members of Congress for the coming decade.
After a troubled past, U.S. Forest Service officials are turning a new page for forest restoration in northern Arizona.
The 72-acre prescribed burn on city-owned land Tuesday came as the first of several city led burns planned throughout the week, and part of a training exchange that has brought other municipal fire officials from across the county to Flagstaff.
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