3.3 magnitude earthquake reported in Flagstaff

A 3.3 magnitude earthquake was reported in Flagstaff early Wednesday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

Steam Saturdays: Restored vintage locomotives take passengers to the Grand Canyon
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It's full steam ahead on a train to the Grand Canyon. The locomotives are scheduled to get moving on the first Saturday of the months starting April 3 through October. https://www.thetrain.com/events/steam-saturdays

Flagstaff City Council objects to Gov. Ducey order on mask mandates

COVID-19 continues to spread and Ducey’s order ”is not in the best interest of public health and further erodes home rule,” the Flagstaff council’s statement said.

Snow storm prompts ADOT to caution against travel in Arizona's high country areas

The Arizona Department of Transportation is warning against travel in some parts of the state’s high country as a storm dropped snow in a region stretching from the Grand Canyon to the White Mountains.

Desert Financial Fiesta Bowl Kindness Arizona caravan touring Arizona to spread some kindness
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The Desert Financial Fiesta Bowl Kindness Arizona caravan is making 25 stops in the metro Phoenix area, Flagstaff, Prescott and Tucson over the next five days to give away some special surprises to communities across the state. FOX 10's Ty Brennan reports.

Grand Canyon to reopen east entrance in May

The Grand Canyon’s eastern entrance and the highway leading to it, State Route 64, were closed last spring after the Navajo Nation locked down due to the pandemic.

Arizona Snowbowl receives four feet of fresh snow over the weekend
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Li Cui with Arizona Snowbowl joins FOX 10's John Hook to talk about the fresh snow that fell in Northern Arizona over the weekend, providing the snow needed to keep the winter-sports season going.

Arizona Adventures: Flagstaff Extreme Adventure Course
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FOX 10's Tom Fergus checks out Flagstaff Extreme Adventure Course, which just reopened seven days a week after being open only on the weekends due to COVID-19. More information at https://flagstaffextreme.com/.

Northern Arizona schools boss quit after porn found on computer

The Associated Press is reporting that 67-year-old Tommy Lewis Jr., a long-time educator in Northern Arizona, recently resigned as Coconino County's Superintendent of Schools after officials discovered pornographic images on his work-issued computer.

Missing Kentucky man last seen in Grand Canyon found dead

Grand Canyon National Park Service officials say they have found the body of a man who went missing near the South Rim more than a week ago.

Fired Arizona Senate aide seeks $500,000 in harassment case

The three Republicans on the panel agreed that the evidence collected during an investigation by the committee’s attorney did not meet the “clear and convincing” standard required to sustain the complaint and mete out punishment to Sen. Wendy Rogers.

Trial date set for family of Flagstaff boy starved to death

Elizabeth Archibeque and Anthony Martinez, the boy’s parents, and Ann Martinez, his grandmother, have pleaded not guilty to charges of first-degree murder, kidnapping and child abuse.

Coconino County now giving COVID-19 vaccines to jail inmates

So far, Coconino County sheriff’s officials said 180 inmates and 35 detention staff members have tested positive for COVID-19.

Missing California woman found dead at Grand Canyon National Park

A California woman who was reported missing on Feb. 22 has been found dead below the rim of the Grand Canyon, according to officials with the National Park Service.

'Valentine Sally': Woman found dead nearly 40 years ago in Northern Arizona identified

The Coconino County Sheriff's Office said the woman has been identified as Carolyn Eaton of St. Louis, Missouri. Eaton's body was found on February 14, 1982 along Interstate 40 near Williams.

Drought-stricken West holds out for more than just dry snow

Every square mile of New Mexico is dealing with some level of dryness, with more than half locked in the worst category — exceptional drought.  And much of the West is no better off, with parts of Arizona, Utah and Nevada among the hardest hit.

Board of Regents selects new president of Northern Arizona University

The NAU presidency opened up last fall when current President Rita Cheng announced she would not seek a contract extension. She will stay on pending appointment of her replacement.