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As demand for groceries continues to grow due to the ongoing government shutdown, some Arizona cities are launching citywide food drives.
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Parts of Arizona are starting to see temperatures dip, but with the federal government shutdown, home heating assistance money is not available.
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As the U.S. government shutdown ended its first month and SNAP food benefits were mired in uncertainty, folks across the country have reached out to step up and help.
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A spokesman says the observatory will continue with two permanent mission scientists. Independent researchers will still be able to work there but will not be funded by Lowell.
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The city of Flagstaff is putting together a citizen task force to review its agreement with a license plate reader company that is expanding across the country. Flagstaff’s contract with Flock Safety is under review amid suspicion from local residents about how the data its cameras collect is used.
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A Flagstaff-based space company has won a $30 million contract to raise the orbit of a space-based NASA observatory next year before it can drop uncontrolled back into Earth’s atmosphere.
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Two of the hikers were struck by lightning on the summit of Humphreys Peak, which stands above 12,600 feet.
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Rescue crews were still looking for a second man who was reportedly struck by lightning on Arizona’s tallest mountain near Flagstaff.
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Why do my ears pop on road trips? Dr. Jan Stapanek from Mayo Clinic says common health conditions can be made worse at altitude.
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The city of Flagstaff is holding a meet and greet for residents to learn about the two finalist candidates for Flagstaff's next city manager.