Mason Carroll
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Only one student jailed in NAU hazing death despite claims others lied (opens the original)
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FLAGSTAFF, AZ (AZFamily) — Carter Eslick was sentenced Wednesday to at least 60 days in jail and three years of probation in connection with a fraternity rush event that left 18-year-old Colin Martinez dead. Eslick is the only person facing jail time in the case, though he was not the only person arrested. During the sentencing, attorneys and the judge said others at the Delta Tau Delta fraternity covered up evidence or lied to police. Those individuals are not facing criminal charges because pr
Snowbowl eyes early opening as snow blankets San Francisco Peaks (opens the original)
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FLAGSTAFF, AZ (AZFamily) — Overnight storms left snow on the San Francisco Peaks, and Arizona Snowbowl said conditions could allow the resort to open days or weeks before its scheduled Nov. 20 start date. At the top of Arizona Snowbowl, 11,500 feet above sea level, workers are already preparing for the upcoming ski season. On Tuesday, conditions included freezing temperatures and high winds. Jake Danon, Snowbowl’s lift operations supervisor, has worked at the resort for five years. He said he’s
Flood watch issued as burn scars raise flash flood risk in northern Arizona (opens the original)
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FLAGSTAFF, AZ (AZFamily) — A flood watch is in place across most of Arizona as a storm system brings rain over two days, raising flash-flood concerns in areas with recent wildfire burn scars. Rain fell lightly in Flagstaff for most of the day before stopping. Meteorologists said everyone should be aware of the potential for flooding, especially in areas prone to flooding with recent burn scars, including the Grand Canyon. Flooding has been an ongoing issue for Grand Canyon National Park this sum
Flagstaff propositions aim to add dozens of first responder jobs, upgrade facilities (opens the original)
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FLAGSTAFF, AZ (AZFamily) — First responders in Flagstaff are drawing attention to two propositions on the midterm election ballot that they say would change how police and fire departments operate in the city. Prop 404 would provide funding for dozens of fire, police and medical jobs. Prop 405 would help build new facilities for police and fire, including replacing one building that is 80 years old. Josh Crane grew up in Flagstaff, so working for the Flagstaff Fire Department and giving back to
Task force tackles decades of unidentified remains in Coconino County (opens the original)
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FLAGSTAFF, AZ (AZFamily) — A task force in Coconino County is helping bring closure to families decades after their loved ones went missing. The Unidentified Remains Task Force recently identified a body that was first found outside of Flagstaff in 1980. Coconino County already has a cold case unit, but because it is federally funded, that unit often focuses on criminal cases. Unidentified remains cases kept piling up, so the task force was created to focus on cases that are often left forgotten
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