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Diesel prices are steadily increasing, affecting school districts across the state. The price jump is especially felt in rural areas, including the Flagstaff Unified School District.
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Flagstaff musician Joshua Hill spoke with The Show about his new album and collaborating with his father, Greg, on stage before he died of dementia.
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Current orthotics can be heavy and bulky. But Sam Hopkins, a doctoral student at Northern Arizona University, has a new model that could help fix that.
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The airport was awarded an $800,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation to incentivize airlines to fly to more destinations from Flagstaff, specifically Denver and Salt Lake City.
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The second book in a series of mysteries set in northern Arizona takes on some contemporary themes. "Mountain Campus Murder" is the latest in the Flagstaff Mysteries series written by Mary Tolan.
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This weekend in Flagstaff, bluegrass fans will unite for the city’s annual Pickin’ in the Pines Bluegrass Festival. And Tony Trischka will hit the stage to rock out on the banjo there.
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Arizona law mandates that minimum wage must rise every year in accordance with consumer prices. The CPI rose 3.4% this year, which leads to a new minimum of $15.65 for non-tipped workers come Jan. 1.
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Flagstaff, like many cities, has a housing problem. It’s long ranked alongside cities like Sedona for the most expensive places to live in Arizona. And the city faces particular challenges that get in the way of building affordable housing.
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A new federal courthouse is under construction in Flagstaff, bringing the federal court system closer to thousands of residents in northern Arizona.
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As wildfires are burning across the country, Flagstaff officials are looking to prevent catastrophic damage from happening here. How do they do it? By cutting down trees. A lot of them.