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February 23, 2022
A storm dropping heavy snow in parts of Arizona's high country hampered travel and closed schools in some areas Wednesday.The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning extending into Wednesday evening for an area stretching from Flagstaff to Show Low and including the Mogollon Rim, the Kaibab Plateau and the White Mountains.Expected maximum snow accumulations into
December 29, 2021
Winter weather across Arizona is bringing rain, snow and dangerous driving conditions, the National Weather Service says. We have tips on how to keep safe while driving.
June 27, 2021
Wildfire season in Arizona has just begun and active fire behavior is expected to continue during the summer heat.
June 26, 2021
What we know about Arizona wildfires: State lands closed for recreation Amaris Encinas, Arizona Republic Wildfire season in Arizona has just begun and active fire behavior is expected to continue as temperatures continue to rise. Wildfires caused by lightning are not uncommon, particularly as the Rafael, Wyrick, and Bear fires break out across the state. The monsoon season in Arizona is officially underway, adding to the danger. Here are the latest updates on the fires around...
April 16, 2021
Coconino National Forest fire managers are planning two large prescribed burns starting next week. Ignitions are planned on the Peaks Project either Wednesday or Thursday and will last for three-to-ten days. The burns will take place about 15 miles north of Flagstaff, just northeast of the San Francisco Peaks. The burn is divided into seven separate sections and will burn just over 41-hundred acres total. Smoke should move to the northeast and could settle into areas along Highway 89 as wel...
April 16, 2021
Two Large Prescribed Burns Scheduled For Next Week In The Coconino National Forest Read More News at >> Coconino National Forest fire managers are planning two large prescribed burns starting next week. Ignitions are planned on the Peaks Project either Wednesday or Thursday and will last for three-to-ten days. The burns will take place about 15 miles north of Flagstaff, just northeast of the San Francisco Peaks. The burn is divided into seven separate sections and will burn just over 41-hund...
December 17, 2020
KAFF News Authorities Arrest Kidnapping Suspect South Of Flagstaff Tuesday Authorities arrested a kidnapping suspect south of Flagstaff Tuesday. Coconino County Sheriff’s deputies were attempting to find a male suspect and a female victim, who was reportedly forced into a vehicle along Interstate-17 in the late morning hours. At around noon, CCSO received a call from the Mustang Gas Station in Clints Well along Highway 87, reporting the vehicle from the incident on I-17 was in the area. Th...