The victim in a wrong way accident in Flagstaff earlier this week has been identified. DPS says a truck was spotted going west in the eastbound lanes of Interstate-40 near the Country Club Exit at around 12:42 early Tuesday morning. Moments later the truck collided head on with a passenger vehicle. Following that accident, aFull Story
The NAU Football team will begin training camp next week in Flagstaff. The team will begin practices next Monday on the practice fields, weather permitting. The first camp scrimmage will be Saturday, August 12th at 9:30 a.m., with another scrimmage the following Saturday. All practices and scrimmage are free and open to the public. TheFull Story
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July 28, 2017, 4:43 am
Gas Prices Down Again This Week In Arizona
Gas prices are continuing to decline across the state. Triple-A Arizona says gas fell nearly a cent on average to $2.23 a gallon. In Flagstaff, gas was down a cent-and-a-half to $2.51 a gallon. However, some stations are selling gas for $2.29 a gallon and lower. In the Prescott area, gas is down just overFull Story
July 27, 2017, 7:00 pm
City Of Flagstaff Publishes Its High Occupancy Housing Plan For Public Review
The City of Flagstaff has its new High Occupancy Housing Plan available for public review. The draft plan responds to community concerns surrounding some of the larger buildings, recently completed or in development review. The draft plan also describes history, current influences and possible strategies for addressing future high occupancy housing projects in Flagstaff. TheFull Story
July 27, 2017, 6:46 pm
Flagstaff’s Downtown Paid Parking Launch Put On Hold
The launch of the system behind Flagstaff’s new downtown parking plan has been delayed. Officials with ParkFlag say they are working out some “bugs” in the system and won’t soft launch next Tuesday. It isn’t known when the system will be up and running, but city officials say it could take two weeks or longer.Full Story
July 27, 2017, 5:03 am
Fire Station That Served As The Home Of The Granite Mountain Hotshots Is Sold
The fire station that served as the home for the Granite Mountain Hotshots has been sold. The Prescott City Council voted unanimously to sell Fire Station Seven to Arizona Service Company for just over 362-thousand dollars. The company serves the public as The Plumbing Store. The council did get a bid in from the WildlandFull Story
July 27, 2017, 4:46 am
Mountain Line Sets A New Record In Flagstaff
The Mountain Line has set a new record as Flagstaff’s bus service continues to grow. Last fiscal year that ended June 30th, the Mountain Line surpassed the two-million rider mark. The new mark surpassed the old record by eight percent. When the service started in Flagstaff in 2001, annual ridership was 200-thousand people. Since 2001Full Story
