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APS cut power to about 6,000 Flagstaff-area customers during a red-flag wind event to curb wildfire risk; power was restored to all by about 7 p.m. on April 22, with roughly 150 additional customers north of Flagstaff affected near Grand Canyon. APS called the shutdown a last-resort safety measure and offered programs for medical customers and ice/dry-ice reimbursements for those impacted.
A police helicopter crashed at an active shooting scene in Flagstaff, Arizona, killing the pilot and a trooper/paramedic aboard; the shooting suspect was wounded and taken into custody. The Arizona Department of Public Safety Major Incident Division will lead the investigation, with the FAA and NTSB assisting.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety helicopter responding to an active shooter in Flagstaff crashed, killing the pilot and a trooper who was a paramedic on board; officials have not released the victims’ names.
Christine Brown reflects on the reasons behind her family's move to Flagstaff, Arizona, revealing it was initially driven by her ex-husband Kody's desire to be closer to his son Dayton and to rekindle family dynamics, but the move ultimately led to significant family changes and her own departure from the marriage.
A resident of Coconino County, Arizona, died from the pneumonic plague at Flagstaff Medical Center, with test results confirming the diagnosis, raising public health awareness about this rare but serious disease.
The first major snowstorm hit Northern Arizona, leaving nearly a foot of snow in some areas, with Arizona Snowbowl receiving 15 inches. Sunny skies and cold temperatures are expected until another storm arrives on Thursday.