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Habitat for Humanity opens applications for 10 starter homes (opens the original)
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On a late summer evening after work, Brian Landau showed off his 500-square-foot home in Flagstaff’s Timber Sky development. On every wall without a window hangs a piece of art, while a road bike is mounted on the edge of his loft balcony. “I definitely have more art than I have wall space,” Landau said. “I felt, personally, like homeownership for me was going to be a pipe dream. I maybe thought, ‘Maybe a condo or studio type of space.’ But I never thought I'd have my own space, let alone this.
Nez hopes ‘buyer's remorse’ will wrest control of CD2 from Republicans in November (opens the original)
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Former Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez is again intent on flipping Arizona’s Republican-leaning, Second Congressional District. He lost the vast, mostly rural district to GOP Congressman Eli Crane by 9 points in 2024, but recent polling shows a tighter race this time around. And Nez predicts a favorable national climate for Democrats will give him the edge in November. He says two years of full Republican control of Congress, and the White House, has disappointed voters. “You could call it
3 killed in Navajo Nation flood include 7-year-old preparing for her birthday (opens the original)
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Three generations of a Navajo family were heading home from picking up supplies for an 8th birthday party when their truck got stuck in mud as storms with heavy rain rolled through the area. Kalisi Begay opted to walk home while her mother and 7-year-old daughter stayed behind. The water rose quickly. Soon the grandmother and granddaughter, along with a friend they had called for help, were swept away in the floodwaters while trying to cross a wash. Elsie Begay, her gran
ICE detains man in Flagstaff in first known enforcement operation since opening local office (opens the original)
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Flagstaff activists say agents with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained a man outside his Flagstaff apartment Wednesday morning. It’s the first known ICE operation in the city since the agency opened a local field office earlier this year. Immigration advocates say the 34-year-old Mexican national was preparing to take his two children to school when agents approached him near his apartment on East Cortland Boulevard. They detained him and took the man to Phoenix shortly after. KNA
Was the Dragon Bravo Fire actually to blame for the flash flooding in Grand Canyon? (opens the original)
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Experts say last year’s Dragon Bravo Fire had only a limited impact on last month’s deadly flash flood in Grand Canyon National Park. Following the 145,000-acre blaze, scientists warned the fire could lead to increased runoff and a higher risk of flash flooding throughout the burned area. That’s not unusual following a wildfire, especially those that are more destructive. “Fires with moderate to high severity turn the soils more easily erodible. And depending on how long it is after the fire, it
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