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UNCATEGORIZED | Apr 17, 2018Arizona NASA project reports large asteroid passes close to Earth
Here we go again! It seems that we read that headline all too often -- large asteroid passes near Earth.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 30, 2018Move to change Cesar Chavez Day to Border Control Day spurs anger
From bright dresses to tall mariachi sombreros, students from Cesar Chavez Leadership Academy in Phoenix honored a man they'll never meet.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 22, 2018National parks in Arizona using microchip tech to deter thieves
Microchip IDs similar to those in pets have been embedded in hundreds of cacti at Saguaro National Park near Tucson to guard against theft.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 9, 2018Arizona agencies, officials build new box homes for bats near Tucson
Newly designed boxes that fit directly within the concrete of the eastbound Ina Road bridge near Tucson will provide homes for thousands of migratory bats.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 7, 2018Arizona medical-marijuana marketing becomes more mainstream
The medical-marijuana industry’s marketing efforts have matured since Arizona voters legalized marijuana for medical use in 2010.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 8, 2018Arizona police department tests gun-mounted cameras
Police across the U.S. have invested heavily in body and dashboard-mounted cameras. Now the Williams Police Department is testing gun-mounted cameras.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 9, 2017House wants to drop tax deduction used by 1-in-5 Arizona filers
A GOP tax-reform plan to eliminate deductions for state and local income and sales tax payments would affect one in five Arizona taxpayers.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 23, 2017Plan will keep most of Arizona desert national monument open to shooters
The Bureau of Land Management last week recommended keeping 443,000 acres in the Sonora Desert National Monument open to recreational shooters.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 17, 2017There really are lumberjacks at Northern Arizona University
Although Northern Arizona University’s students are nicknamed Lumberjacks, it’s the school’s logging sports team that fully encapsulates the meaning.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 25, 2017Feds buy land to open up access to 2 Arizona forest areas
The Interior Department’s purchase of a plot of private land will allow public access to 32,600 acres of previously isolated forest land in Arizona.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 9, 2017Homeland Security may not be able to hire Trump’s promised 15K agents
The Homeland Security Department may not have the resources needed to hire the thousands of new agents President Donald Trump has ordered.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 1, 2017ASU students’ app helps others find cheap parking near campus
Two college entrepreneurs have started a website to help Tempe residents and Arizona State University students find parking quickly and cheaply at local homes.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 27, 2017Sen. Jeff Flake raises over $4 million for 2018 campaign
Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake, often called one of the most vulnerable senators facing re-election in 2018, has reportedly raised over $4 million.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 14, 2017Researchers study Phoenix’s urban heat with hopes of cooler future
One researcher takes to the skies, while another is rooted to the ground but both are on a mission to learn more about urban heat.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 6, 2017IV therapy businesses in Phoenix area tout vitamin injections
Businesses offering customers IV hydration therapy -- an injection of saline, vitamins and nutrients -- are popping up across the Valley.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 20, 2017Arizona residents mark Juneteenth, want more taught about emancipation
African-American residents in Phoenix want to see more taught in schools about the Emancipation Proclamation, the amendment that ended slavery.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 28, 2017Phoenix teacher takes in sights as she takes message to White House
It’s a long way from Phoenix Encanto Elementary School to a White House photo op and teacher Michelle Doherty admitted that she was a little overwhelmed.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 19, 2017Supreme Court voids $2.7M award against tire company in Arizona crash
The Supreme Court overturned a $2.7 million award that Goodyear Tire had been ordered to pay a family that sued the tire maker over a crash in Arizona.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Apr 4, 2017Fast radio bursts are powerful broadcasts from the cosmos
One of the most amazing phenomenon in astronomy is the mysterious burst of energy known as fast radio burst.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 27, 2017Arizona bill would protect good Sams who break into cars to save kids, pets
A bill proposed to allow good Samaritans to intervene when children or animals are left in hot cars is waiting on a vote in the Arizona House of Representatives.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 24, 2017Older women in Arizona increasingly choose work over retirement
Older women are increasingly staying in the workforce, with a 35 percent increase in the number of Arizona women ages 65 and older working past retirement age, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 10, 2017Phoenix girl to be honored at Run to Fight Children’s Cancer race
A Phoenix middle school student and cancer patient will be honored Saturday at the seventh annual Run To Fight Children’s Cancer.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Feb 27, 2017Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey, others, hope feds cede power to states under Donald Trump
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey joined other Republican governors who said that President Donald Trump's administration presents a chance for state and local officials to take the reins back from the federal government.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 25, 2017Hispanic-focused tech business wins PHX Startup Week competition
A Hispanic-focused software company beat out nine other local startups to win a $50,000 investment in the first Street Pitch event at PHX Startup Week.