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Northern Arizona University officials say they’re halting plans for a College of Medicine amid economic uncertainty.
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Protesters rallied in Flagstaff, Prescott, Cottonwood and other Arizona communities over the weekend as part of nationwide demonstrations after a federal immigration agent fatally shot a woman in Minnesota.
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The City of Flagstaff is now requiring those attending city council meetings to go through a metal detector before entering council chambers.
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Several elected leaders from northern Arizona are calling on Attorney General Kris Mayes to determine if the Trump administration’s cuts to wildfire mitigation efforts are illegal.
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Flagstaff officials say they deactivated the city’s automated license plate cameras after the council unanimously voted to end its contract with Flock Safety Tuesday.
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Dozens of public officials and residents gathered this week to celebrate the grand opening of the Flagstaff Shelter Services' Lantern project. The converted hotel will house more than 100 people struggling with homelessness.
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The parents of a Flagstaff baby sickened in an infantile botulism outbreak are suing the makers of the ByHeart baby formula at the heart of a nationwide recall.
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Flagstaff housing officials have created a map showing the city’s 990 registered short-term rentals. It provides residents with information about the properties located in local neighborhoods.
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Those who depend on the federal food assistance didn’t receive benefits this weekend. It’s created pressure on community food banks as recipients stretch what they have.
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A Flagstaff food distribution site has seen a 30% increase in demand in the last week as the government shutdown has delayed federal assistance payments to states.