Latest issueFlagstaff offices reopen Tuesday and voting runs as normal after floodRead now

Good Day FlagstaffSubscribe — it’s free

Good Day Flagstaff

Growth news

Stories from Good Day Flagstaff’s editions, and every report from Flagstaff’s newsrooms.

Growth stories

Written for Good Day Flagstaff’s editions from the reports of two or more newsrooms.

Every edition
Flood RecoverySouthside neighbors start cleanup after Sunday's flood swamped homes and businessesHeavy rain Sunday flooded homes, businesses and streets in Flagstaff's Southside neighborhood, and the Arizona Daily Star reported a person missing in Flagstaff. Officials said the current swept one man away, and he was later found dead. By Monday morning, street sweepers were still clearing mud, and many buildings wore a thin, muddy ring about eight inches above the ground.Today’s editionRead

Growth from local newsrooms

From KNAU, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. KNAU20 hours ago

    Residents of Flagstaff’s Southside neighborhood begin cleanup after intense flooding

    Over the weekend, a storm hovering over Flagstaff led to flooded businesses, homes and streets in the Southside neighborhood.

In brief

The short notes of Good Day Flagstaff’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • Oak CreekOak Creek reached nearly 18 feet in what KNAU called "unprecedented" flooding.

    Oak Creek reached nearly 18 feet in what KNAU called "unprecedented" flooding. In Sedona, rising water trapped people in their homes, and some were evacuated from rooftops by helicopter. A state of emergency is in effect for Coconino County, FOX 10 reported Monday.

    Around Arizona · Today’s editionSources: KNAU, FOX 10 Phoenix