High Winds Threaten Power Shutoffs for 6,000 in Flagstaff Area
April 21, 2026
Nearly 6,000 Flagstaff homes may lose power due to high winds. APS warns of wildfire risks and advises precautions.
Nearly 6,000 Flagstaff homes may lose power due to high winds. APS warns of wildfire risks and advises precautions.
Arizona introduces workplace heat safety guidelines emphasizing shade, breaks, and water; lacks enforceable standards.
Arizona Public Service may shut off power in Flagstaff due to wildfire risk, affecting 5,800 customers on April 22.
President Trump’s Fed nominee Kevin Warsh pledges independence amidst political pressures to lower interest rates.
Arizona Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari faces threats and online harassment amid impeachment articles against Pete Hegseth.
Experts warn that the 2025 budget law signed by Trump could harm U.S. kidney patients by raising costs and limiting care.
Experts warn that the One Big Beautiful Bill Act may harm US kidney patients, altering Medicaid and adding costs.
Experts warn that the One Big Beautiful Bill Act could severely impact kidney patients by altering Medicaid policies.
An environmental group raises alarms over a budget proposal cutting funds for Chesapeake Bay restoration programs.
JoAnna Mendoza, former Marine and single mother, campaigns to unseat Rep. Juan Ciscomani, emphasizing servant leadership and addressing local issues.
John James and Aric Nesbitt, GOP candidates for Michigan governor, claim the 2020 election was stolen from Trump, citing voter fraud.
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