Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Tuesday, April 22, 2025.Starting the day with a few quick updates on local safety: Flagstaff police have confirmed that the suspect involved in last week’s downtown stabbing has been apprehended. The community can breathe a sigh of relief as officers continue their efforts to keep our neighborhoods safe. If you spot any ongoing incidents, remember you can reach the FlagScanner hotline at any time. Also, drive carefully and keep an eye out for pedestrians as Flagstaff has seen a recent uptick in vehicle and foot traffic, especially around commercial areas.April is Water Awareness Month, and Flagstaff is in full swing with events highlighting the importance of saving water in our high desert environment. Today you can visit several city-hosted booths where the Water Conservation team is handing out free water efficiency gadgets and offering expert consultations. You can even enter the raffle for a brand-new high-efficiency toilet—talk about flushing away waste and saving money. For those who love a behind-the-scenes look, there’s a Water Treatment Plant tour available if you RSVP, so check the city’s website for more details and to reserve your space.If you’re a regular at the downtown library, take note that it will be closed today through the end of April for some necessary upgrades. But don’t worry, pop-up services will be available at City Hall. Swing by for book pickups and other essentials while the library gets a refresh.Flagstaff’s events calendar is bustling this week. Tonight, grab your friends and try your luck at Bingo Night at the beer garden on Birch Avenue. If you’re feeling artsy, Ceramics Wheel Throwing 101 continues on Kaibab Lane, where you can get hands-on with clay and maybe discover a new hobby. Science lovers are in for a treat at the Comet Talk at Fourth Street, where experts are discussing sustainable food sources inspired by space research.Music fans, don’t miss the French Connection recital by Ken Osowski at NAU’s campus this evening—it’s a great opportunity to unwind and soak up some culture. And don’t forget, we’re right in the middle of International Dark Sky Week, so grab a blanket after sunset and head out for some of the world’s best stargazing. Flagstaff remains a beacon for dark-sky preservation, making it the perfect place to spot constellations away from city lights.For something the whole family can enjoy, the Cirque Legacy’s indoor medieval circus at Flagstaff Mall is still in town, promising acrobatics, laughs, and wonder for all ages.Finally, professionals in the legal field might want to check out a special webinar this afternoon hosted by the Federal Bar Association covering artificial intelligence and deepfakes—timely topics for our rapidly advancing world.That wraps up your Flagstaff happenings for today. This has been Flagstaff Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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