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The City of Flagstaff will conduct a full-volume test of the emergency alert siren system in neighborhoods downstream from the Museum Fire burn scar on Thursday, June 5 at 10 a.m. The test is … Read moreFlagstaff to test Museum Fire flood alert sirens on Thursday

June 3 Read moreFlagstaff Event Almanac for June 3

June 1's rainfall was the first measurable total on the date since 1991's daily record of 0.31, though there 2023 included a trace amount, according to NWS records. Read moreEarly June rainfall the first for Flagstaff since 2015

Meet Tanya! This 11-month-old retriever mix is a sweet, cuddly companion who absolutely loves kids and people of all shapes and sizes. Whether it is going for a walk, enjoying some tasty food,… Read moreCHA Pet of the Week: Tanya

Kids Squared is starting Tuesday, June 3, a fun and free event for youth in Flagstaff this summer. Read moreKids Squared starts June 3 in Flagstaff, with free events for kids

I just wish to congratulate the recent photo of the train engine fire by Andy White. Magnificent! Worthy of Arizona Highways! Read moreLetter to the Editor: Reader impressed with photo of train engine fire

I would like to commend my husband, Mark Reavis -- former City of Flagstaff Heritage Preservation officer and senior planner (2020-2024) -- for being the driving force behind saving the May Hi… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Wife praises husband who made May Hicks Curtis Home preservation happen

With the fire season upon us again, I'm wondering if we have some kind of citywide alarm system telling us to evacuate if that time comes? We are surrounded by forest and have been lucky so fa… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Idea sounds alarm on wildfires

The opening will come almost exactly two years after the transit agency broke ground on the project. Read moreMountain Line's new connection center in downtown Flagstaff to open June 9

This week's Flagstaff History column. Read moreFlagstaff History: Flagstaff Elks took the Whisker Pledge

This week's column from Tom Carpenter. Read moreCarpenter's Column: Thirty years ago, this how it started

“The building inspector told me that the best thing I could do was tear the building down,� said Henry Taylor, who, alongside his wife, Pamela “Sam� Green, maintains ownership of the hotel to this day. “We had to prove him wrong.� Read moreWeathering the storm: Downtown Flagstaff's Weatherford Hotel flourishing 50 years after dodging demolition

May 31 Read moreFlagstaff Event Almanac for May 31

BEACON UU SUNDAY SERVICE: "Flower Communionâ€� Jun 1 â€� Beacon Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 510 N. Leroux St., Flagstaff. (928) 779-4492. 10-11 a.m., ALL ARE WELCOME! You BELONG at Beacon… Read moreFlagstaff Religion News for May 31, 2025

Hospital leaders have said the emergency department will continue to treat patients as construction is underway and have developed contingency plans to handle unexpected surges in volume. Read moreNorthern Arizona Healthcare renovating Flagstaff Medical Center emergency department to address capacity needs

Researchers at Arizona State University are seeking Flagstaff participants for community discussions on the subject of nuclear waste management and siting. Read moreASU researchers studying nuclear waste storage to host forum in Flagstaff