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A Flagstaff traffic stop ended in a drug bust.

The voting may be over but the nominations are still open: Honor a colleague, a neighbor or just someone you’ve admired from afar with a nomination as Flagstaff Citizen of the Year.

Retired teacher Jim David is honored for converting neglected Frances Short Pond into an outdoor classroom

Summit Fire and Medical Department had two fires to put out Wednesday.

There are now two candidates in the race for Coconino County sheriff.

It has been a bit of an adjustment for Northern Arizona’s Kris Yanku this season.

PHOENIX — Contending that cities are ignoring the laws they pass, lawmakers voted Wednesday to let the attorney general direct that their state aid be withheld until they comply.

After an IRS audit revealed a nonpayment of federal taxes of more than $100,000, Leupp Schools, Inc. leaders voted to eliminate 21 staff positions Wednesday afternoon, officials said.

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Wednesday, Feb. 17

A bill making its way through the state Legislature would introduce a statewide drone policy and invalidate cities’ attempts to regulate the devices.

PHOENIX — A Senate panel voted Tuesday to declare that the latest executive action on guns taken by President Obama is not enforceable in Arizona.

Criminal impersonation

Coconino County Attorney Dave Rozema is retiring, but he has a successor already lined up.

Tuesday's first session won't include taking testimony from the public

City of Flagstaff staff return Wednesday evening with more information for Council on why the city needs to increase its water, sewer and reclaimed wastewater usage rates.

PHOENIX -- Three decades after lawmakers pushed teaching creationism in public schools, state senators are debating whether the father of the theory of evolution deserves to be honored.

Laser pointed at aircraft

For such a haul from the Pittsburgh area, one of the world’s leading Charlie Chaplin experts is not going to let a stellar opportunity to pack as many punch lines as possible pass.

Spread across three weekends, the Tournées French Film Festival is returning to screen a vibrant cross-section of dramas, thrillers, comedies and one animated film surrounding murder, treachery and illicit activities.

Flagstaff residents do not have to worry about lead in their drinking water.

Seeking an individual state champion for the sixth time in the past seven years, Coconino added to its wrestling legacy Saturday at the Prescott Valley Events Center.

With tomorrow’s arrival of Valentine’s Day, love is in the air—and the sky beyond. The universe is loaded with symbols of this special day, from the flower-shaped Valentine’s Day Nebula in the constellation Cepheus, to heart-shaped craters and mesas on…

The city of Flagstaff is searching for a new director for its Public Works Department.

Local narcotics officers seized more than 20 pounds of methamphetamine on northern Arizona’s highways in three days.

Hit and run

Flagstaff City Council elections

The Coconino girls basketball team holds Prescott to its lowest-scoring game of 2015-16 to advance to the section tourney title game.

The Flagstaff Eagles girls basketball team saw their hopes of garnering a second straight section tournament title come to a close Thursday in Phoenix, falling to the Thunderbird Chiefs 55-49 in the semifinal round.

The following schedules have been announced for the Presidents Day holiday on Monday:

Stolen truck

PAGE -- Customers of Page Utility Enterprises could see a 3.2 percent reduction in their electric bills when the next fiscal year begins in July.

A plan to cut benefits and raise contributions by new hires draws fire from a GOP legislative leaders

Gang-related assault

PHOENIX -- Seven Republican lawmakers are trying to erect new roadblocks to the federal government resettling Middle East refugees in Arizona.

Five Flagstaff Unified School District schools were forced to lock down Tuesday morning after another string of threatening phone calls were placed to the schools.

The victories by Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders underscore powerful themes that have emerged from the primaries — Democratic unhappiness with the economy and Republican anger over America’s standing in the world. Aggravating the anger is bipartisan voter rejection of…

Stolen ammo

Drug bust

A recent Supreme Court ruling has forced local governments to take another look at their sign code, said Roger Eastman, a city of Flagstaff zoning code administrator.

PHOENIX -- Nearly two decades after voters blocked lawmakers from tinkering with ballot measures, the Legislature it trying to take the power back.

A walk through a hallway Wednesday afternoon turned a Flagstaff High School senior into a hero.

After a foul-filled second quarter, the Eagles hold onto the early lead over the Panthers.

The Coconino Humane Association is hosting a Kitten Bowl Party adoption bonanza this Super Bowl weekend at two locations in Flagstaff.

PHOENIX -- Republican lawmakers approved a measure Thursday that would make felons out of people who return the early ballots of others to the polls.