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Flagstaff isn't the only city in Northern Arizona that is seeing growth that has split opinions from residents. Prescott is seeing a 2 percent annual growth rate that has some residents concerned and city official Bryn Stotler optimistic. READ MORE
After a year of Coronavirus, vaccinations -- tested and approved by the CDC -- are becoming widely available for larger portions of the population. However, skepticism has abounded around the effectiveness and safety of COVID-19 vaccines. READ MORE
With four days until Election Day, Vice President Mike Pence stopped in Flagstaff and Tucson to campaign for President Trump. Among the topics discussed were the military, religion, the economy and COVID. READ MORE
With Flagstaff’s current mayor, Coral Evans running for Arizona House of Representatives, many residents are now left with the task of electing a new mayor this upcoming election. READ MORE
Cold weather is thought to have played a role in the deaths of 61-year-old Timothy Begay, and 39-year-old Ferric C. Poleahla, two men believed to be homeless, who were both found dead in Flagstaff yesterday. READ MORE
Yavapai County Sheriff’s deputies have identified the two victims of a plane crash. The bodies of 34-year-old William Engel Bell of Peoria and his 8-year-old daughter, Amira Cabellero, were found. The two were believed to have been en route to Page,, leaving from the Deer Valley Airport Octo… READ MORE
With the general election less than a month away, we talked to the Flagstaff Police Department about how they’re preparing for election day. Sgt. Charles Hernandez says that FPD expects all voters to act responsibly and in line with the law. READ MORE
NAZ Today’s Tori Smith reports on the dry conditions around all of northern Arizona have led to quicker spreading fires caused by human activity. Neil Chapman, Forest Health Supervisor explains they have not conducted any prescribed fires, and are not planning on it due to COVID and the rapi… READ MORE
Yesterday, federal judge Steven Logan pushed back Arizona’s voter registration deadline to October 23, instead of October 5. This decision is a result of limited internet access to register online, and safety precautions from the COVID-19 pandemic. READ MORE
Throughout northern Arizona, cities like Flagstaff, Page and Winslow have experienced record breaking temperatures not seen in previous years. The summer of 2020 has now been recorded as READ MORE
NAZ Today’s Tori Smith brings us the latest on the newest addition to Snowbowl. The new Agassiz chairlift. The original chairlift has been there since 1961 and has been replaced three times. The new lift will be called a “combination lift” and consist of gondolas and open chairs. Snowbowl Ge… READ MORE
While most people are staying inside to protect themselves and others from the virus, it can be hard for some essential personnel to practice social distancing. NAZ Today's Aaron Vitatoe spoke with Flagstaff Police about how they're managing to fight crime -- while still keeping a safe distance. READ MORE
*CORRECTION: Emerson Nez's title should be Tuba City President* READ MORE
The Navajo Nation has issued a curfew to all people that live there starting tonight. The curfew will start at 8 pm and be in place until 5 am every day. This comes with the rise of 128 COVID-19 cases reported, with 2 deaths confirmed on Friday. READ MORE
Governor Doug Ducey has issued a state-wide stay at home order effective March 31 at 5 p.m. Businesses that have been ruled essential can stay open. READ MORE
UPDATE: There has been a second death in Coconino County, according to the County's Health Department. READ MORE
The first COVID-19 related death has been confirmed by the Coconino County Health and Human Services. They said that "the individual was a male in his 50s with underlying health conditions". READ MORE
BREAKING -- The Coconino National Forest has just announced it is closing recreation areas and day-use sites due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. Here is the news release: READ MORE
Flagstaff Mayor Coral Evans issued a sweeping proclamation Monday night that orders the closure of entertainment venues, dine-in restaurants, bars, libraries, museums, bowling alleys, gyms, coffee houses, food courts and similar businesses. The move comes as cities and states across the coun… READ MORE
It didn't last long, but the fire at I-40 and Butler Avenue sent flames high into the sky Monday night. NAZ Today's Aaron Vitatoe Shot this video. READ MORE
A gasoline tanker caught fire on eastbound I-40 near the Butler overpass Monday night, with flames visible throughout the city. DPS officers say the driver made it out beforehand and is okay. Her husband joined her in the hospital. Eastbound traffic is now open on the freeway. READ MORE
NAU is poised to join Arizona State and the University of Arizona in moving classes online for the rest of the semester. NAU President Rita Cheng announced last week that classes would be canceled for at least two weeks after this week's spring break. Today, NAU's COVID website announced tha… READ MORE
Flagstaff is declaring a State of Emergency due to the COVID-19 outbreak. The city issued the following news release this afternoon: READ MORE
The body of a deceased female found on Friday near Sunset Crater National Monument has been identified as 27-year-old Sasha Krause of New Mexico. Krause has been missing since January 18th. Her fingerprints were taken at the scene and were matched with the Texas Motor Vehicle Department's Dr… READ MORE
Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema (D) has been facing criticism by Democrats who believe that she has been voting too conservatively. She spoke to student veterans at Northern Arizona University’s Veteran Success Center about their transition from service member to student. This is an issue tha… READ MORE
Coconino National Forest has updated a forest order that restricts an additional 25,000 acres near residential areas from camping and camp fires. Reporter Cristiana Ramos talked to Public Affairs officer Brady Smith who says the forest order will help reduce the number of wildfires in Flagst… READ MORE
Researchers at NAU received an award from the U.S. Air Force to find cybersecurity solutions to prevent future attacks. NAZ Today's Christian Ayala gives us details on the 6 million dollar award. Cybersecurity Researcher Bertrand Canbou says that cybersecurity is a major issue and without it… READ MORE
NAZ Today has concluded its new broadcasts until the fall semester. Graduating seniors Makayla Clark and Conor Sweetman are moving on from positions as student reporters and say thank you to NAZ Today viewers for their continued support. The final broadcast will air 6 p.m. through May 3. READ MORE
Now that spring has arrived, local fishing holes like Francis Short Pond are already being stocked. Brian Becker and Robert Dunn use fishing for stress relief and a way to get out into nature. The fish is also bringing residents up from Phoenix to try and catch a keeper. READ MORE
**Trigger Warning** This video contains details of sexual assault that may be triggering or upsetting for some viewers. READ MORE
Local engineer Jim Corning has a passion for flight, and he has created a single-seat aircraft called “The Fan Flyer." While Corning's design is tailored to manufacturer Boeing’s flight competition, he says new models are also being adapted for production. With a possible height ceiling of 1… READ MORE
The Flagstaff Family Food Center is one of many organizations helped by Arizona Gives Day on Tuesday. The thirteenth annual event encouraged donations to non-profit organizations across the state. Monica Foos, Family Food Center Executive Director, says an anonymous donor put up $4,000 to ma… READ MORE
Not only is the Flagstaff airport bringing daily flights to Denver starting Wednesday, but American Airlines will also be offering flights to Dallas as well. To accommodate the new flights the airport has put up more signs, incorporated new security flow to integrate more passengers. Barney … READ MORE
Last week we told you about a local group that runs a seed library for gardeners. But they also swap seeds and on Friday, Flagstaff Foodlink held its annual Seed Swap. At the gathering, many learned how to plant seeds, with the most common being vegetables and native flowers. When starting a… READ MORE
The soon-to-be completed Molly Blank Jewish Community Center suffered extensive damage, its walls defaced with what may be swastikas. The synagogue is closed and police are investigating whether the attack could be considered a hate crime. READ MORE
Flagstaff Police are mourning the death of officer Daniel Beckwith, whose body was found in his Mesa home on Tuesday. Investigators say the officer, who was on paid leave, is an apparent victim of suicide. READ MORE
Summer reservations for Fossil Creek begin April 1 when parking permits are officially available for purchase. Permit prices are down this year from $10 to $6 and typically sell out quickly. READ MORE
The first major snow storm of the year in northern Arizona is expected to arrive tomorrow. Flagstaff may get up to one foot of snow by the end of the weekend. With fires and blizzards being northern Arizona's top threat it is important to be prepared for these events. READ MORE
Election season has come to a close! Flagstaff will be seeing some new faces in its city government, including independent council women Regina Salas. Salas plans on reviewing and improving the budget for the coming fiscal year and hiring a city manager within her first 6 months. Salas will … READ MORE
Due to a promising forecast Snowbowl has opened a week early and snow enthusiast couldn’t be more excited about it. Snowbowl General manager, J.R Murray stated that this early opening is due to great weather and their man made snow which has helped kick off an awesome early opening. After a … READ MORE
Prop 417 has brought confusion about what it would have done. The Prop would not have added any new taxes, but would have renewed a 20 year old secondary tax for the next seven years. READ MORE
Arizona Snowbowl plans to open this Friday, November 16. Snowbowl says it will be the first ski area to open in the state of Arizona. Starting Friday at 9:00 am, lifts will be open with access to four intermediate routes and beginner area as well. Snow making continues throughout the week ah… READ MORE
For the first time in 20 years, Lee's Ferry boat ramp is being restocked with rainbow trout. Caches in the lower portions of the river have been decreasing for some time. If needed, officials will restock again in April. READ MORE
The Williams Police Department is the first in the state of Arizona to use gun mounted cameras for its officers. READ MORE
There are many activities taking place this weekend all across Northern Arizona! Learn how to make tamales and tortillas at Fort Tuthill on Saturday. This class is $17 a person and begins at 9 a.m. Catch a showing of Elf Jr. The Musical at Sinagua Middle School at 2 and 9 p.m. Tickets vary f… READ MORE
Record numbers of midterm voters have been reported across the country. Results for the Coconino County midterm elections have been tallied, with the exception of a third city council member. The winners for Coconino County positions are announced. READ MORE
Everyone likes to see a record be broken and this voting election may have just done that. News reporter Conor Sweetman gives us detailed look into the voter turnout! READ MORE
Everyone likes to see a record be broken and this voting election may have just done that. News reporter Conor Sweetman gives us detailed look into the voter turnout! READ MORE
Jonathan Nez has been elected as Tribal President of the Navajo Nation. According to the Navajo Election Administration, Nez beat Joe Shirley, former Navajo President, with nearly 40,000 votes. Voters also rejected a proposal to increase the salaries of the President and Vice President. READ MORE
Jonathan Nez has been elected as Tribal President of the Navajo Nation. According to the Navajo Election Administration, Nez beat Joe Shirley, former Navajo President, with nearly 40 thousand votes. Voters also rejected a proposal to increase the salaries of the President and Vice President. READ MORE
