Flagstaff to Manage Williams’ Vouchers as Short-Term Rentals Rise
April 3, 2025
Officials in Williams plan to transfer rental vouchers to Flagstaff as short-term rentals impact low-income housing.
Officials in Williams plan to transfer rental vouchers to Flagstaff as short-term rentals impact low-income housing.
Sen. Lela Alston of Arizona to leave her seat, endorsing Christine Marsh. Alston may run for the House instead.
The Flagstaff Mountain Film Festival features “About Damn Time,” a film on women breaking into Grand Canyon river guiding.
Trump’s new tariffs exempt Canada and Mexico under USMCA, but auto manufacturers face new levies on foreign-built cars.
Republican lawmakers are attempting to bypass a court challenge to allocate $15.3M for Prescott rodeo improvements.
The FBI is deploying extra agents to 10 states for six months to tackle unsolved violent crimes in Native communities.
A lawsuit challenges a new biometric registration rule for immigrants, arguing it pressures them to self-deport.
AI and LIDAR are revolutionizing forestry on the Colorado Plateau, achieving over 90% accuracy in tree identification.
Talks between U.S. and Mexican officials continue ahead of President Trump’s tariffs, focusing on auto industry and security.
State fire officials warn of an especially active wildfire season, broadcaster arrested, tribes oppose monument drilling.
The Arts Foundation for Tucson is seeking artists for public art at Danny Lopez Park, with a budget of $43,500.
Far-right state Rep. Alexander Kolodin launches 2026 campaign against Democratic Secretary of State Adrian Fontes.
