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This event offers Page residents and nearby areas access to services without needing to travel to Flagstaff. Read moreCoconino County to provide court, health and other services in Page on June 19

At least 3,000 people gathered around Flagstaff’s City Hall on Saturday, June 14, for a protest against President Donald Trump. Read more'No Kings' protest against Trump draws Flagstaff's largest turnout of the year

June 17 Read moreFlagstaff Event Almanac for June 17

Starting Monday, June 16, the intersection of Riordan Drive and Riordan Ranch Street was set to be closed overnight from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. for construction. Daytime access to businesses in the … Read moreIntersection of Riordan Drive, Riordan Ranch Street to close overnight June 16 through June 19

Meet Speedy! He is one cute kitten! Of course, all kittens are pretty cute. And the Coconino Humane Association has lots of them. Kittens, kittens everywhere! You can see them at both the shel… Read moreCHA Pet of the Week: Speedy

Meet Robin, a tuxedo gentleman all dressed up with nowhere to go (yet)! Read moreHCH Pet of the Week: Robin

This double bill showcases the full range of Shakespearean storytelling, from the depths of human sorrow to the joyful chaos of fast-paced parody. Read moreFlagShakes' Bold Summer Season Under the Stars returns to Lowell Observatory

The Coconino County Board of Supervisors is proposing tax increases on primary and secondary tax rates for the coming fiscal year. Read moreCoconino County hosting public hearings for proposed tax increases on June 24

As Catron County, New Mexico, declares a state of emergency over the presence of Mexican gray wolves, calling for military support and emergency funding, Cochise County, Arizona, is now facing… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Bridging the divide: A northern Arizona perspective on wolf recovery

On May 10 you printed an article regarding Flagstaff Area National Monument's headquarters building. That article shared the building's history (to include its origins in efficiency) as well a… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Ring the doorbell at the Flagstaff Area National Monument's headquarters building

The following is from VoteVets.org: “You know that plane? The one Trump shook down Qatar for? The $400 million luxury jet? Read moreLetter to the Editor: Veteran decries Trump, Congress spending, actions

I am on Rep. Crane’s newsletter mailing list and have often been confused by the positions he has taken, but his decision to vote in favor of the current budget bill is totally unfathomable. O… Read moreLetter to the Editor: 'I think Rep. Crane owes us all an explanation'

The existence of your national parks was not inevitable. We could have easily lived in a timeline where the Grand Canyon was drowned by giant reservoirs, where redwoods are only stumps and mem… Read moreLetter to the Editor: National Park Service supporter says time to speak out is now

The Flagstaff Police Department and Coconino County Sheriff's Office would like to make the following sex offender notifications: Read moreSex offender notification

This week's column from Tom Carpenter. Read moreCarpenter's Column: An interview with my readers

This week's Flagstaff History column. Read moreFlagstaff History: City awaited Flagstaff Pine Country Pro Rodeo kickoff

“No Other Land� is the Academy Award winner for Best Documentary Feature and has won more than 50 major awards at prestigious film festivals around the world. Read moreMovies in Flagstaff: Impactful film to make city debut