Suspicious odor or a candle? Blow them out before you leave folks!

The Department of Agriculture repealed the National School Lunch Program that granted all students kindergarten to 12th-grade free lunches during the 2020-21 school years. 

.@CityofFlagstaff will be one of 26 recipients of a grant for infrastructure improvements. The grant was awarded by @USDOT.

A former member of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints was pulled over to find three girls in his trailer leading to federal and state charges and ongoing investigations.

An anti-abortion law proposed by Gov. Doug Ducey earlier this year has taken effect.

 Flagstaff will be getting peace officer training next year at the new High Country Training Academy.

.@NAUVPSA held open forums for associate vice president candidates Hilda Ladner and Gary L. Dukes.

Investigations are ongoing regarding two officer-involved shootings in September.

.@liam.combs spoke with NAU students about the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Their opinions are divided.

Earlier Wednesday, the House passed a bill focused on making it harder to overturn election results.

Coconino County’s Parks and Recreation department recently expanded the Pumphouse County Natural Area borders by an additional six acres. With rare, naturally occurring wetlands located in this new inclusion, @CoconinoCounty preserved unique wildlife.

Here’s what you need to know about Propositions 441 and 442.

Counseling Services, in partnership with My SSP now, offers a new program, Jacks Care 24/7, a counseling app offering constant services to students can access from their phones. 

.@NAUPolice pulled a skunk’s head from a cup in a confined-space-rescue last week.

Announced in a recent press release, the City of Flagstaff will increase minimum wage from $15.50 to $16.80 in the new year.

FBI investigates the fatal shooting in the Sunnyside neighborhood of Flagstaff during an attempted arrest by U.S. Marshals.

Have you seen my bike? Mine is the yellow one.

@MayorDeasy and Vice Mayor Becky Daggett took part in a debate Sept. 8, addressing some of the most pressing issues to Flagstaff residents.

Hope Construction brings energy-efficient and community-driven Tiny House Village to Flagstaff. The first of its kind, lot reservations are now open for those interested in the compact tiny home lifestyle.

With fires, drug busts and city council meetings, here is a look at what happened in Flagstaff over the summer.

After years of requests from the Commission on the Status of Women, College of Education and the Women’s and Gender Studies program, @NAU finally greenlights an on-campus childcare facility.

Buckingham Palace announced this morning Queen Elizabeth II has passed away after 70 years of reign. Prince Charles is now the effective King.

COVID-19 booster shots will be available as annual single-shot doses by the end of the week

Navajo Nation officials confirm vaccine readiness in tribal health centers across the nation.

Two Elara at the Sawmill buildings are still under construction, leaving some residents displaced. Living in nearby hotels or finding their own living arrangements, residents look forward to moving into their apartments.

Approval for a new mitigation project is expected to reduce the threat of flooding in communities.

@POTUS new loan forgiveness plan is becoming convoluted by misconceptions over its implementation. Economist Nancy Baca clears up some students’ concerns.

Pro-choice protesters showed up in large numbers at Flagstaff City Hall to rally against the overturn of Roe v. Wade. Supporters blocked traffic and marched to Downtown Flagstaff Friday in response to the end of the constitutional right to abortion.

Since Saturday, June 11, the #PipelineFire has burned over 26,500 acres. Some residents remained evacuated for days before being able to return home.

.@CoconinoCounty is leading by example to get individuals with mental illness in the criminal justice system properly treated, but officials said until there are more resources, they can only do so much.