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Four of the sworn-in officials participated in the ceremony for the first time as they began their terms with Coconino County. Read moreCoconino County officially swears in 13 elected officials

After nearly 30 years as a business owner and more than a decade on the Coconino County Planning and Zoning Commission, Tammy Ontiveros believed she had built up a resume fit to represent Dist… Read moreOntiveros taking over District 3 Supervisor seat after more than a decade with planning and zoning commission

Here's a recap of the year's top stories when it comes to the local economy. Read moreEconomy Year in Review: Business opening and closures stand out in 2024

Ultimately landing at a turnout of 78.29% of its 90,681 registered voters, a total of 70,933 ballots were tabulated by Coconino County for the election. Read moreCoconino County Board of Supervisors completes canvass of 2024 general election

With more than 1,000 votes added to the results of Tuesday's general election over the weekend, Coconino County has completed the count of nearly 98% of its ballots. Read moreLeads extended by City, County candidates as Coconino continues ballot tabulation

With the Coconino County Elections Department counting thousands of ballots and adding them to the results of the general election on Friday night, about 2,836 are all that remain according to… Read moreCoconino County updates general election results Friday night

Sweet has the most votes at 14,338 as of Friday morning, then Garcia with 13,089 and Spence with 9,980. Read moreSweet and Garcia secure seats in city council, Spence leads over Breunig for third spot

Another update by Coconino County arrived Wednesday just before 6 p.m. and kept election results essentially where they were on Tuesday night, with two incumbent Coconino County Supervisors le… Read moreHorstman, Begay lead in reelection bid while Ontiveros in front in District 3; Sonderegger leading for county recorder

Little changed overnight in the state and federal legislative races around the northern Arizona region as the races continued to trend as expected. Read moreCrane leading Nez in CD2; Democrats leading in LD6, Republicans in LD7 races

With the local city council election in November, those candidates for the Flagstaff City Council who will appear on the ballot have been given the chance to answer a weekly question in no mor… Read moreElection 2024 - Candidate Question #18: What is your final message to Flagstaff voters?

The role of Coconino County Recorder will still be decided by the voters, with Bob Thorpe and Aubrey Sonderegger vying for the position. Read moreRecorder's race among few contested Coconino County elections

Multiple county races have been decided since July’s primary, and the municipalities around Flagstaff still have multiple decisions to make. Read moreMultiple Coconino County races unopposed; local races still to be decided

The district includes 213,716 registered Republicans, 157,457 registered Democrats and 165,887 listed as others among the 544,836 total registered voters. Read moreCrane, Nez face off in Arizona's 2nd Congressional District race

Sen. Mark Kelly visited two locations in Flagstaff on Wednesday as part of an extended tour for the Harris-Walz presidential campaign. Read moreSen. Mark Kelly flies into Flagstaff to talk with NAU students, Democratic volunteers

With the local city council election in November, those candidates for the Flagstaff City Council who will appear on the ballot have been given the chance to answer a weekly question in no mor… Read moreElection 2024 - Candidate Question #17: What spurred you into wanting to run for office?

The City of Flagstaff is asking voters to approve in November Proposition 488, which would both renew and increase Flagstaff’s transit tax to fund continuing and expanded services from Mountain Line. Read moreProposition 488 seeking transit tax increase to fund Mountain Line services

Proposition 487 is asking Flagstaff voters whether to approve a continuation of the city's Bed, Board and Beverage tax for another 15 years. Read moreProposition 487 seeks continuation of Bed, Board and Beverage tax funding city programs

Two Republican candidates for state’s House of Representatives will pose a challenge on the ballot. Read moreTrio of Democrats seeking reelection in LD6; two Republicans challenging for House seats

With the local city council election in November, those candidates for the Flagstaff City Council who will appear on the ballot have been given the chance to answer a weekly question in no mor… Read moreElection 2024 - Candidate Question #16: How should Flagstaff try to retain and attract businesses?

Three seats on the Flagstaff City Council are up for vote on the ballot for the upcoming general election on Tuesday, Nov. 5. Read moreSix Flagstaff City council candidates, two write-ins on the ballot for upcoming election

Coconino County is trying to make clear a yes vote on Proposition 482 is not a tax increase. Read moreLittle opposition surfaces in Coconino County's push for Proposition 482 approval

Proposition 139 is asking voters whether to approve an amendment to the state constitution guaranteeing the right to abortion until the point of fetal viability. Read moreProposition 139 asks Arizona voters to decide on abortion rights as Planned Parenthood continues offering services in Flagstaff

Arizona will have a measure up for vote in November's general election about the minimum wage for tipped workers in the form of Proposition 138. Read moreProposition 138 could impact tipped workers in Arizona as minimum wage continues to rise