Arizona Daily Sun

07/29/2026

From Aug. 1 through 15, Flagstaff shoppers can enter to win a gift certificate by shopping at local nonprofit thrift stores.

07/29/2026

Salli Dymond, an associate professor in the School of Forestry, is working with Salt River Project and the New Mexico startup Growvera to install moisture sensors on plants and fuel both on the forest floor and underground.

07/29/2026

Gallery: Buffalo Park hosts the fifth annual Cherish the Moments Walk for Alzheimer's and dementia

Buffalo Park hosted the fifth annual Cherish the Moments Walk on Saturday as the Northern Arizona Alzheimer's and Dementia Alliance (NAZADA) raised funds for respite care for people affected by

07/29/2026

Katie Walsh reviews the new Spider-Man film

07/29/2026

NAU’s most recent Fact Book reveals how student enrollment has shifted over at the university the past decade. With a projected decrease of nearly 2,900 students for fall 2026, the university is navigating its largest single-year drop this century.

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07/28/2026

Thanks to dedicated firefighting crews and heavy monsoon rainfall, the blaze between Sedona and Flagstaff has been tamed. Ops have shifted to suppression repair, road work, and post-fire flood mitigation.

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07/28/2026

Last year, the U.S. recorded three measles deaths — the first deaths since 2015, and the first among children since 2003.

07/28/2026

Over a third of Lowell Observatory’s tenured astronomers have left following a shift from observatory-funded salaries to grant-dependent positions. While leadership cites long-term financial sustainability, departing scientists voice deep concern over the future of long-term research and academic freedom.

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07/28/2026

This week's EarthTalk article

07/28/2026

As North America grapples with destructive wildfires, ‘super’ El Niño may offer hope

LOS ANGELES — As wildfires rage across Canada and the American West, the announcement from federal forecasters that an El Niño warming is forming thousands of miles away in the