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Some residents of a community northeast of Flagstaff have had quite a bit of drama with their mail over the last couple of years.
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ICE secured private office space, which did not require local approval. ICE told the city the purpose of the office is to expand enforcement efforts across the state, according to a statement from the city.
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Flight restrictions first took effect at the airport on June 28 and will continue into next week. The changes are part of a continuing effort to protect firefighting aircraft.
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The El Pueblo Motor Inn dates back to 1936; the Route 66 site was the main recruitment hub for Navajo Code Talkers during WWII. But it’s empty now and for sale.
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An art exhibit at Northern Arizona University explores the legacy of Black workers who helped cement the enduring western icon of the lumberjack in the region.
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The collection of artwork and informative panels pose the question: How can Arizona work toward water security?
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Northern Arizona University is introducing a new three-year degree to prepare students for a career in advanced manufacturing.
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Ghonhee Lee is the company's founder and CEO. He says the company is working with NASA to dock with the SWIFT space telescope and try to boost it into a higher orbit.
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The threat of the Papa Fire spreading to communities or structures in and around Flagstaff is low, officials said. Crews are maintaining a strong fire line and working to protect nearby energy infrastructure.
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In a Flagstaff retirement community, one veteran sits with his wife and stepdaughter as the smell of BBQ wafts, and the sounds of music blare from the DJ booth. It’s his birthday, and as the oldest resident at The Bluffs of Flagstaff, they threw him a party.