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This coming Saturday help families in need this Thanksgiving season while getting to ice skate for FREE! Flagstaff's Skate for Food event takes place at Jay Lively Ice Arena from 6-8pm. If you bring 3 cans of food, you get in free and get free skate rental! If you bring in 2 additional cans, you can also get a free root beer float! Jay Lively ...
Geothermal energy raising hopes in AZ
The U.S. Department of Energy this week awarded $338 million in grants to advance development of geothermal energy a ' using the heat trapped in water beneath the Earth's surface to generate electricity or heat buildings.
Get a taste of winter at Highland Country Inn, which is within walking distance of downtown.
CCHD has a limited supply of seasonal flu vaccine available
Due to high demand for seasonal flu shots and delivery delays from vaccine manufacturers, seasonal flu vaccine supplies have been limited.
ICE raids near Flagstaff netted few criminals
Last November, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents conducted an operation in northern Arizona to look for immigration fugitives.
Flagstaff bank employees discover bad check scheme
A bad check cashing scheme involving more than $100,000 has led to the arrest of a Munds Park man.
Police Blotter: Jeddito man arrested for assault, resisting arrest
Jeddito, Ariz., man is facing assault and resisting arrest charges after he had a close encounter with a Navajo Nation Police officer.
Arizona gets some interesting new minimum high records
From the "weather is not climate department".whether it is cold or snow, long lived records keep falling, and recently in large numbers .
Survivor sues sweat-lodge organizers, alleging 50 were forced into 'death trap'
A Patagonia woman has sued the organizers of a sweat-lodge ceremony that turned deadly earlier this month near Sedona.
Pricey Flagstaff roadside art now ditched
A series of illuminated pillars alongside Route 66 at Postal Boulevard that cost taxpayers $50,000 several years ago is now gathering dust in a city warehouse.
Ariz. researchers catch creatures to stop rabies
Arizona researchers are catching big brown bats to better understand the scope of a strain of rabies being transferred among animals that haven't had contact with the winged creatures.
First lawsuits filed in Ariz. sweat lodge tragedy
The first two lawsuits in what could be a flurry of legal actions stemming from a deadly sweat lodge ceremony led by author and motivational speaker James Arthur Ray were filed Friday in Arizona.
Central heat shut-off at Flagstaff High School
A rather chilly reception this week for students at Flagstaff High School after aging gas lines forced the shutdown of all central heating.
Sweat-lodge victim's family holds Ray responsible
The daughter of a Prior Lake woman who died after an Arizona sweat-lodge ceremony said she wants the man who led it behind bars.
Winter Wonderland for AZ's High Country
Here in Arizona, we're seeing the first winter-like blast of the season is bearing down on Flagstaff.
Injured hiker rescued on Bell Trail
Montezuma-Rimrock Fire crews were called to Bell Trail late Monday morning. The trail starts from the Beaver Creek Ranger Station area but becomes rapidly rugged when it drops into the Wet Beaver Creek Wilderness.
Coconino County Records Second H1N1 Death
The Coconino County Health Department said another county resident has died from complications of the swine flu.
Sedona's magnetic allure Sedona offers special energy all its own
A funny thing happened on the way to Sedona in Arizona's Red Rock country. Thirty minutes out, our GPS screen suddenly stopped computing.
Potato Fire fully contained; 3 other fires burn
The Potato Fire north of Flagstaff was 100 percent contained Wednesday while three other fires in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests continued to burn, officials said.
Wildfire believed human caused
Investigators believe the Potato Fire may have started on private property in the Potato Flat area around Potato Tank from a camp fire that was left unattended or became out of control.