Good morning, Flagstaff.

On September 2nd, 2025, EMS responded to a serious incident on Shullenbarger Dr in Flagstaff—radio reports mentioned possible shots fired, though officials described the call as routine.

Gibson Benally’s daughter filed a civil lawsuit against Coconino County jail that narrowed after additional defendants were dismissed—she continues to seek accountability for the inmate’s death.

On September 2, Flagstaff police maintained a large presence at Walmart on Woodlands Village Boulevard during a routine incident—officials did not release additional details.

Flagstaff High School’s lockdown ended Tuesday morning after school officials received a report that an individual may have brought a weapon, though police found no threat and normal operations resumed.

School officials continue to investigate the incident and will refine emergency procedures—Anonymous Alerts are available on student iPads for secure reporting.

The Flagstaff Housing Authority will propose changes to the Section 8 plan today that add a local preference for Emergency Housing Voucher holders due to early funding cuts— and expand its service area to include Bellemont.

Written comments are accepted until October 17— officials will review the changes on October 16 and again in November.

On September 2, fire crews responded to a routine assignment at Elara Apartments on Sawmill—officials reported no injuries or further issues.

Public hearings for Flagstaff Regional Land Use Plan 2045 will take place on Sept.

10 from 4 to 7:30 p.m. at the Flagstaff Aquaplex, on Sept. 24 at City Hall, and on Oct. 9 at City Hall to gather resident feedback on changing zoning, housing, transportation, and environmental protections for the next 20 years. Coconino County will hold its Comprehensive Plan hearings on Sept. 24 virtually and on Nov. 18 at 219 E Cherry Avenue — both plans aim to guide local growth and preserve community character.

2025 Climb to Conquer Cancer

6 AM – 12 PM — Arizona Snowbowl — Not specified — Unite with the community to support the American Cancer Society's mission to save lives.

Durand Jones Live

8:00-9:30 p.m. — The Orpheum Theater — Ticket prices vary — Experience the vibrant sounds of Durand Jones & The Indications on their Flowers Tour 2025.

Welcome Back to the Plains Tour

7-8:30 p.m. — Pepsi Amphitheater — No entry fee provided — Experience Wyatt Flores' heartfelt songs that blend regret and hope as you travel to new beginnings.

Red Cross Blood Donation Campaign

8-10 a.m. — International Pavilion — Free for donors — Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a blood drive featuring mariachi music and community connections.

2025 Flagstaff Festival of Science Opening Event

7-8:30 p.m. — Northern Arizona University Ardrey Auditorium — Free entry — Kick off a 10-day celebration of science with keynote speaker Mariah Gladstone on Indigenous food systems and sustainability.

Harvesting Knowledge Through Yoga

45 minutes — YogaSix Flagstaff — Reservations required — Experience a full sensory yoga practice while exploring the connection between ancient techniques and modern science.

Flagstaff Festival of Science: Telescope Viewing

10 AM – 12 PM — Northern Arizona University — Free entry — Explore the wonders of the night sky through the 20" Barry Lutz Telescope.

Festival of Science: Downtown Geology Tour

1-2 p.m. — Downtown Flagstaff — Free entry — Explore local geology with expert guidance from a celebrated geologist on this informative walking tour.

Zach Rushing Comedy Show

7-10 p.m. — The Museum Club — $50.00 – $57.00 — Enjoy an evening of laughs with Zach Rushing as part of the Not So Rich & Famous Comedy Tour.

Flagstaff Sky Peaks Mountain Runs

7:00 a.m. — Arizona Snowbowl — Registration required — Experience breathtaking mountain running with stunning views and varied terrain in the heart of Flagstaff.