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Firefighters completed the majority of ignitions on Tuesday and reached 42% containment on the 9,145-acre Basin Fire, a lightning-caused wildfire located 20 miles northwest of Flagstaff. Read moreFirefighters complete majority of ignitions on Basin Fire north of Flagstaff

An annual procession organized by the National EMS Memorial Service made a stop in Flagstaff June 3 as it traveled across the U.S. Read moreGuardian Air hosts Flagstaff stop on National EMS Memorial Service Moving Honors procession

Concerns are over illegal camping on the undeveloped portions of the resort property and the accompanying risk of wildfire. Read moreLittle America Hotel in Flagstaff closing access to social trails across property; Arizona National Scenic Trail to remain open

Full-volume testing of the Museum Fire/Spruce Wash flood area siren alerting system was rescheduled for Tuesday, June 10 at 1 p.m. due to weather. Read moreFlood area siren testing rescheduled for June 10 at 1 p.m.

Volunteers from Blitz Home Builders are working at the Timber Sky development to complete the first 10 Habitat for Humanity starter homes planned for the site. Read moreVolunteers with Blitz Home Builders completing first 10 Habitat for Humanity starter homes at Timber Sky this week

Brown-shelled eggs sold at Walmart locations in Arizona have been recalled for possible salmonella contamination, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced on Saturday, June 7. Read moreBrown eggs sold in Arizona recalled over salmonella risk

June 10 Read moreFlagstaff Event Almanac for June 10

Say hello to Jonesy, a sweet, 1-year-old black Chihuahua mix with a gentle soul. He can be a little shy at first, but once he gets to know you, he'll be your best friend. Jonesy walks great on… Read moreCHA Pet of the Week: Jonesy

Puddin is ready to trade her office life for a cozy couch and a loving family! Read moreHCH Pet of the Week: Puddin

Specific roads in Flagstaff’s Crestview and Presidio neighborhoods will be fully closed to all traffic for four hours on Tuesday, June 10, the city announced. Read morePresidio, Crestview streets to close briefly for asphalt sealing

Author Roger Naylor is hosting a presentation at Riordan Mansion at 12:15 p.m. on Monday, June 9, on his latest book, Arizona National Parks and Monuments. Read moreAuthor Naylor to host presentation at Riordan Mansion on Monday, June 9

Speaking of traffic safety, I heartily approve the crosswalk at Route 66 and Metz Walk. Had I my way, I would approve another at the foot of Forest Meadows and Highland Mesa. Seriously, the tr… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Roundabout ridiculousness a pet peeve for fan of 4-way stops

The summer bridge and Success Programs for Native American students at both campuses of the Coconino Community College (CCC) are great examples of how federal dollars can assist in the higher … Read moreLetter to the Editor: Reader praises education efforts supporting Native students

Trump at the head of our government, our "democracy," is like playing a game of Jenga. How many pieces must we watch him remove before the foundation crumbles and the structure topples? How ma… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Trump's presidency 'is like playing a game of Jenga' with democracy

Every Sunday morning, I stand just outside the farmers market and talk with voters. Any voters. Read moreLetter to the Editor: Discussions lead to ponderings over country's 'deep division'

This week's column from Tom Carpenter. Read moreCarpenter's Column: Betty Crocker, Lamar and me

This week's Flagstaff History column. Read moreFlagstaff History: City pond used as an ecological study area