Our NAZ Today sports reporters caught up with players and fans on Super Bowl Opening Night at the Footprint Center in Phoenix. READ MORE Super Bowl Opening Night

NAMA hosted their first student ran fashion show, Elements at Play, since 2019. READ MORE Student Ran Fashion Show by Northern Arizona Merchandise Association

NAU Period Club President, Sydney Felsen, and ASNAU Vice President of Student Affairs, Kinsey Kavanagh, speak on their successful first steps towards ending period poverty on campus. More information about the period club can be found on their Instagram page @whc_nau READ MORE NAU’s Period Club Receives Proper Funding

A group of NAU students was formed to rally in support of victims to sexual assault. Sexual assault is the leading crime among many university campuses. READ MORE Sexual Assault Rally on NAU Campus

A young man in a white SUV ran through the front of Chipotle on Milton road. The driver was believed to have gone unconscious which led to the car accident. No one was killed, but 3 people were injured. READ MORE Car Accident In Chipotle

NAZ Today's Kaitlyn Bolland reports on the connections between spending time in nature and mental health. READ MORE Connecting Mental Health and Nature

Comedian Noel Miller performs, My Darkest Hour, a comedy show that brings humor to past childhood experiences READ MORE Noel Miller Comedy Tour Stops at NAU

Firecreek Coffee was recently shut down because of a mouse infestation. READ MORE FireCreek Coffee Downtown Remains Closed

NAZ Today's Richard Espinoza reports on how Habitat For Humanity Restore is helping to build homes by funding from shoppers and donors . READ MORE Habitat For Humanity is Creating Affordable Housing in Flagstaff

NAZ Today's Aleja Vallejo met with flagstaff locals, artist and buisness who came together to raise money to support Ukraine in their war against Russia. READ MORE Flagstaff Community Benefit to Support Ukraine

NAZ Today's Liam Combs reports on Flagstaff's new alternate response team that began operations Monday. The "Care Team" is dispatched to 911 calls regarding mental and behavioral health or substance abuse to take the load off police officers who would otherwise handle the call. READ MORE Flagstaff Alternate Response Team in Operation

The Northern Arizona Climate Change Alliance targets Wells Fargo, the nation's biggest financial backer of fracking. READ MORE Wells Fargo Under Attack in the Fight Against Fracking

Sports reporter Michael Manny catches up with incoming NAU freshman quarterback Angel Flores to see how he's adjusting to the college level as spring practice begins. He also discusses NAU women's basketball's impactful new addition via the transfer portal. READ MORE State Champion Angel Flores Begins NAU Career

The Coconino County Sheriff Department has been struggling with employment since COVID. The Coconino Board of Supervisors has approved a 1.4 million dollar compensation plan. This plan will help make the Coconino Sheriff's Department have a competitive salary making it a more attractive plac… READ MORE Coconino County Sheriff Department Raise

NAZ Todays Tori Smith reports on the expected dates for Arizona Snowbowl’s closing dates. Snowbowl is switching to weekends only as of April and they are hoping to stay open throughout May. READ MORE Snowbowl Update

N-A-Z Today’s Makayla Richardson introduces us to Zelda, an 18 month old pointer mix. READ MORE Pet of The Week -- March 29, 2022

NAZ Today’s Richard Espinoza explains why the Cactus Pygmy could be on the Endangered Spices List and how Arizona residence can help save them. READ MORE Cactus Pygmy Owl on the Edge of Facing Danger

Flagstaff Food Center is doing well through the pandemic. The center is always looking for volunteers/donations and is welcoming to anyone in need. READ MORE Flagstaff Food Center Still Thriving Through Pandemic

NAU freshman, Izabella Adkins, competes in American Ninja Warrior qualifiers In San Antonio, hopping to make it to the Los Angeles final show. READ MORE NAU Student competes in ‘American Ninja Warrior’

NAZ Today's Richard Espinoza interviews Fire Chief Mark Gaillard on the further of Fire Station 32 READ MORE The Future of Summit Fire & Medical Distract Station 32

February marked the anniversary of Pluto being found in Flagstaff, Arts and Entertainment reporter Matt Kienitz attended the Night Of Discovery. READ MORE I Heart Pluto Festival

Reporter Chris Kratsis spoke to Sydney Felsen, President of NAU’s Period Club, who informs NAZ Today about Period Poverty on campus. READ MORE NAU Period Poverty

High rent in Flagstaff has been a problem for a lot of current residents, Reporter Nick ruth spoke to City council to find out what they're doing to solve this issue. READ MORE Flagstaff's Ongoing High Rent Problem

Members of the Navajo Council hosted a march in Kayenta on Saturday to spread awareness and demand justice for their missing and murdered relatives. If you have any information on any the missing or murdered people cases, contact the Navajo Police Department. READ MORE Missing & Murdered Diné Relatives March

Mona is a two year old Shepherd mix who would love to cuddle up with a new family and help them explore their adventurous side! READ MORE Pet of the Week -- March 1, 2022

Student Forecaster Matt Kienitz has the latest on northern Arizona weather. A warming trend will be present throughout this week but going into this weekend temperatures will drop. READ MORE Flagstaff Weather -- February 28, 2022

Reporter Liam Combs spoke with Flagstaff Public Works about the road conditions and snow plow operations following this week's storm. READ MORE Snow plow operations amidst a winter storm

Flagtag hosted an unusual event to celebrate Valentines day. Reporter Nick Ruth has the story. READ MORE Valentines Day Axe Throwing

This past weekend we had the opportunity to attend the pride tour that took place at the runway this weekend. The purpose? To raise funds for the girl scouts of southern Arizona. Student Reporter Matt Kienitz reports. READ MORE The Runway Pride Tour

Reporter Tori Smith brings us a look at the Native American Craft Market on the 89A to Sedona. Navajo culture thrives as jewelry and art pieces are sold at this location. This program is through the Non-profit NACA and promotes Native American entrepreneurs to sell their handcrafted products… READ MORE Native American Craft Market

Kachina Peaks Avalanche center is a company formed after a tragic death. This group of professionals leads trainings and informs locals of the danger and safety tips for man made avalanches. READ MORE Avalanche Training

NAU PD has issued a warning and safety measures for students at NAU to be on the lookout for emails and messages threatening to black mail them. READ MORE NAU Students Victims of Online Blackmailing

With funding from Proposition 419, which was passed in 2018, Flagstaff City Council is moving forward with the JW Powell Boulevard expansion project that will span over a 20 year period. READ MORE JW Powell Boulevard Expansion

After the extreme flooding last summer, Coconino county has allocated funds to install flood sirens in Flagstaff to better warn residents in affected areas. READ MORE Coconino County Flood Sirens

With funding from the Green Fund at NAU, the School of Hotel and Restaurant Management is implementing a composting program with the goal of complete sustainability from the waste it produces throughout the year. READ MORE NAU Composting Program

The Theatrikos Theater hosted a talkback about the American Justice System after their performance of 12 Angry Jurors READ MORE Theatrikos Theater Hosts Talkback About American Justice System

This weekend is the Hungry Hearts Love Advice and Cabaret show. This performance is filled with fun dances and and exciting panel of love experts to answer your questions, it is this Saturday at 8pm at the Prochnow auditorium. READ MORE The Hungry Hearts Love Advice & Cabaret Show

This year is a weak La Niña: meaning very little precipitation is expected. Dry weather across the west coast may mean fire season will be more intense. NAZ Todays Tori Smith reports. READ MORE Weak La Niña

Trans awareness week is helping remember all the transgendered people who have lost their lives this year. READ MORE Transgender Awareness Week Remembering Lives Lost

As wildfires throughout the west coast continue to increase in intensity and frequency, there are numerous programs in the country aiming to prevent such disasters, and flagstaff is no exception another round of prescribed burns, aimed at lowering the risks of intense wildfires as well as cl… READ MORE Flagstaff's Prescribed Burns To Lower Risk of Intense Wildfires

The City of Flagstaff is adding separated bike lanes for about two miles along Beaver Avenue and Butler Street downtown. The project started last Monday, and will run until December 3rd. They will be replacing the white bike lane lines with concrete curbs as barriers. This stemmed from a pet… READ MORE Separated Bike Lane Project

It's been a long wait but the covid vaccine for children between ages five and eleven years old has now arrived in flagstaff. Since Friday Coconino county health has been distributing the covid vaccine to children across the county. This Wednesday and Friday the Organization will only be dis… READ MORE Vaccines Arrive for Children in Flagstaff

Across the country, businesses small and large are facing a shortage crisis as demand spikes significantly. The supply shortage is coming from a global halt in distribution and production of certain products. Cornish pasty, located in downtown Flagstaff, has been experiencing shortages in pr… READ MORE Businesses Face Labor and Supply Shortages

First, ADOH received a federal grant for $197 million to support Arizona homeowners. The funding, called the Homeowners Assistance Fund (HAF), is given to Arizonans struggling financially because of COVID. Director Tom Simplot says the funding is given as grants. Applications opened yesterda… READ MORE The Arizona Department of Housing Received 2 Grants to Help Arizona Residents

This week reporter Matt Kienitz introduces us to Oreo! An inquisitive and snuggly kitten. She would be a great addition to any home and would for sure be thankful to get adopted this holiday. You can adopt Oreo now at the Coconino humane association. READ MORE Pet Of The week -- November 3, 2021

For the 10th anniversary of local children’s book author, Monica Brown, the city of Flagstaff honored her accomplishment by putting the pages of her book in a storybook path at the Sawmill County Park. READ MORE New Storybook Path at Sawmill

Since the beginning of July, the flagstaff indigenous commission has been pushing for the city to acknowledge -- or officially recognize --That the city sits on land sacred to the culture of indigenous tribes. READ MORE Flagstaff Indigenous Commission Pushes for Acknowledgement Of Sacred Land

Every week we highlight one person who betters the community everyday. Reporter Tori Smith brings this weeks everyday hero: J.B. Dewitt with the Flagstaff Family Food Center. READ MORE Everyday Hero: J.B. Dewitt

The High Country Humane Animal Shelter has been over capacity since this summer. They have resorted to housing animals in offices. They have reduced the cat and dog adoption fees to only $50, which includes the animals being microchipped, and given all necessary medical care. READ MORE High Country Humane Animal Shelter Over Capacity

Sports reporter Michael Manny discusses Coconino running back Cooper French’s record-breaking performance last Friday. READ MORE Northern Arizona Sports Update