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PHOENIX Arizonans who receive a text to update their driver licenses should beware, according to officials.
The Arizona Department of Transportation warns Arizonans about a text scam designed to get them to hand over personal information. The text doesn t come from the Motor Vehicle Division or any state officials. Do not open this text or any web address associated with it, department officials said in a Wednesday news release. This is a scam, and you should never click on unsolicited or suspicious links in texts or emails.
Updated: Monday, January 25, 2021 - 6:20pm
Flagstaff’s winter storm was expected to drop more than a foot of snow Monday, prompting the National Weather Service to issue a winter storm warning through late Tuesday morning.
Tony Merriman, a meterologist with National Weather Service Flagstaff, says residents should only leave home for essential reasons. It looks like we’ll still have a few lingering snow showers around tomorrow, and it looks like we’ll be clearing out by Wednesday, said Merriman.
Merriman also says University of Northern Arizona and Flagstaff Unified School District are closed as the city works to clear the roads.