Aug. 28 marked the 57th anniversary of the original March on Washington, and this year, the National Action Network (@NANBKCentral) is fighting against police brutality in honor of #GeorgeFloyd.

Flagstaff voted to pass a 25-year extension on a natural gas contract, even in light of its climate emergency declaration.

President Robbins shared an email with faculty, staff and students at the UA on Friday morning, specifically outlining graduated furloughs and percentage pay cuts for university employees.

The suspect in the nearly 7-hour standoff yesterday in Williams has been identified as Matt Solan. 

A man barricaded himself in his vehicle with a gun in hand at the Safeway parking lot in Williams. 

Firefighters have returned to Flagstaff after helping quell the Woolsey fire in California.

Democrat Kyrsten Sinema wins Arizona U.S. Senate seat by a narrow margin over Republican Martha McSally.

Cheers and applause reverberated in the Orpheum Theater as Democrats celebrated reclaiming the House of Representatives during the midterm elections.

Native American women and girls have been and continue to go missing from reservations all across the country.

The Forest Service released a new map for motorists wishing to explore the Kaibab National Forest.

The United States Supreme Court declined to review a ban on the filing of new mining claims around the Grand Canyon on Sept. 24, but environmentalists said they are keeping a close eye on actions by the Trump administration they fear could lead to a reversal of the ban.

Flagstaff is expecting heavy rain with Hurricane Rosa approaching northern Arizona.

Flagstaff's suicide rate has reached an all-time high, with statistics that show an overall increase throughout the past few years.

Continental Country Club residents are fighting with each other, with some wanting City Council to remove an ordinance they argue is useless so they can feed deer and elk in their neighborhood unimpeded, while the others argue it isn't enforced enough and the feeding creates safety hazards.

Over 200 demonstrators stood outside Flagstaff City Hall to protest the Coconino County Sheriff's Office cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) following the ICE raids conducted in Flagstaff at the end of August.

Once again, it will be up to voters in Flagstaff to decide what the minimum wage should be, as Proposition 418, also known as the Sustainable Wages Act, seeks to change the minimum wage if approved by voters in November.

Advocates both for and against Proposition 126 explain why they choose to support or oppose the possible amendment to the state constitution, which will prevent legislators from creating new taxes on services within Arizona.

The new 2018-2019 flu vaccine is now available throughout Coconino County. NAU had just received the vaccine earlier this week and there are multiple resources available for students and Flagstaff locals.

While firefighters have now been working since July 28 to contain and take away fuel sources for the Platypus Fire in the Coconino National Forest, officials and firefighters in the Kaibab National Forest are allowing the Perkins fire to burn to help the ecosystem.

A litany of initiatives and propositions will be on the ballot for voters to decide on in November, but three propositions in particular are taking center stage.

The last month of the monsoons has arrived and the season is expected to come to a close at the end of the month.

NextGen America is holding a voter registration drive across Arizona at all state universities, community colleges and other institutions of higher learning in an effort to get people between the ages of 18 and 35 voting. 

The unofficial results for Arizona’s 2018 Primary Election were posted on Tuesday at 8 p.m. The results were posted on Coconino County Arizona’s website.

Immigrations and Customs Enforcement conducted raids in both Flagstaff and Sedona yesterday, attempting to arrest 12 undocumented individuals.

Local Arizona sportsman groups have created a petition to Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke to ask him to keep the current withdrawal on Grand Canyon land to prevent any new uranium mining following the DOI adding uranium to the critical minerals list.

Flagstaff businesses help lead the fight here against plastic waste by encouraging shoppers and restaurant goers to use compostable or reusable products instead of disposable plastic ones. 

Gov. Doug Ducey passed a new legislative law in January in an effort to restrict opioid prescriptions in hopes of decreasing addiction. Since then new treatment options have opened and law enforcement officials have seized 300 pounds of heroin.