Flagstaff Planning & Zoning unanimously approved "a significant zoning code" update that will regulate high-density housing, regional activity centers and other planning efforts. 

“I can claim a high ground, and I can pretend — at the end of the day — that my job is more important than student lives,” an anonymous resident assistant said. “But it’s not. My job is about student lives.”

During a virtual meeting Oct. 13, Flagstaff City Council responded to student outcry regarding traditional policing methods in the wake of Black Lives Matter (@Blklivesmatter) protests.

Coconino County’s COVID-19 case numbers increased again after a quiet summer with fewer infections, which raises the question about NAU’s reopening potentially leading to more spread around the Flagstaff area.

Back in March, businesses like TAGCarts were planning and preparing for a normal future. After COVID-19 spread around the world, however, this path quickly changed to address the health care crisis. 

Increases in overdoses and deaths associated with blue-colored pills containing fentanyl are on the rise in northern Arizona recently, and police have responded to multiple incidents involving them.

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.

The historic bridge spanning the Rio de Flag, connecting the Flagstaff Public Library and Wheeler Park is no more.

Rain and wind and snow, oh my!

The Standard Apartment's tenacious marketing tactics have raised eyebrows.

The government shutdown has now impacted public safety in Flagstaff.

The two suspects from the shooting on Jan. 23 have been identified. 

FLAGSTAFF— Two attorneys representing a former Northern Arizona University student charged in a fatal shooting at the school have asked to withdraw from the case.

Despite the inclement weather, over 100 marched across campus in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

The snow snuck up on northern Arizona earlier today, but clear skies are expected for the rest of the week.

Kain Turner was a son, a brother and a friend. NAU mourns the death of a student.

The United States Geological Service released a survey of the San Francisco Volcano Field last month, classifying it as a "moderate threat."

Heavy snowfall and bitter winds loom in the distance.

What started off as an expected spike in attendance resulted in brand new expansion plans for Lowell Observatory, however the construction will not be completed before winter arrives.

The Bureau of Land Management, National Parks Service and National Forest Service are seeking to increase diversity among visitors in public lands.

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

Flagstaff's future is up to voters. City council candidates provide their opinions on various propositions and hope that students will vote.

Hundreds of trees are being cut down, but its for a good cause.

At a work session on Oct. 9, City Council rejected a proposed road that would have gone through the McMillan Mesa.