Good morning, Flagstaff.

Northern Arizona Animal Search and Rescue works day-by-day to locate missing pets in Flagstaff — the group treats each case with the same care applied to missing persons.

Pet owners are encouraged to contact the organization when companions are lost.

Wild & Scenic Film Festival returns to Flagstaff on Saturday, March 28 with screenings and activities benefiting the Grand Canyon Wolf Recovery Project.

ADOT will narrow I-17 to one lane near Camp Verde and Munds Park to install digital signs.

Northbound restrictions run 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. from Mar. 23 to 25 – southbound lanes are limited Mar. 23 to 24; the $6 million project adds cameras to improve traffic.

Coconino County Health and Human Services confirmed a resident tested positive for measles and warned that exposures occurred at three sites—Page High School, Safeway at 650 Elm Street, and Banner Page Hospital—on Mar.

12 and Mar. 16.

Naomi White, who broke scoring records as a redshirt freshman in Flagstaff (averaging 20.8 points per game), has entered the transfer portal.

This decision raises questions about NAU’s roster for next season.

Mountain & Northern Monument Youth Track and Field

9 AM - 1 PM — Coconino High School — Free entry — Engage in an inspiring track and field event for youth athletes in Flagstaff.

Climbing Films Night

6:30-9:30 p.m. — Flagstaff Climbing — $22 (beverages included) — Celebrate the climbing community with inspiring short films and a fun atmosphere.

Doom Scroll Concert in Flagstaff

6-10 p.m. — The Hive Flagstaff — Check event page for cost — Experience an electrifying performance by Doom Scroll and local acts Naming Our Monsters, Thirty Severed, and Josh Rhor.

Flagstaff Earth Day Celebration with Summit Dub Squad

11 a.m. - 3 p.m. — Bushmaster Park — Free entry — Celebrate Earth Day with live music from Flagship of Fools and Summit Dub Squad in a family-friendly park atmosphere.