Rachel Gossen
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 16, 2021EPA awards $220 million for uranium mine cleanup on Navajo Nation
The Environmental Protection Agency said Thursday it will award contracts worth up to $220 million to three companies for the cleanup of some of the hundreds of abandoned uranium mines on the Navajo Nation.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 7, 2021Nature photo contest for Arizona students offers $10K in prizes
Arizona students have a chance to win up to $10,000 by submitting their nature photography to The Nature Conservancy's “Adventures in Nature” contest.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 2, 2021ALS Arizona Chapter receives $10K donation from Thunderbirds Charities
The ALS Association Arizona Chapter has received a $10,000 donation from Thunderbirds Charities, the association announced Monday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 28, 2021Arizona Medal of Honor Row installed along Phoenix roads
A new sign installation along Pinnacle Peak and Cave Creek roads aims to honor Arizona's recipients of the Medal of Honor.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 26, 2021Valleywise opens comprehensive health center in West Valley
A Valleywise Health comprehensive health center opened its doors Monday to bring affordable care to the West Valley, the organization announced.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 24, 2021Scottsdale art school announces new platform for youth and adults
Scottsdale Artists' School announced a new online platform for artists of all ages and skill levels to participate in classes lead by professional artists.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 17, 2021Morning Squeeze to open third Valley location in downtown Phoenix
Morning Squeeze, a popular Valley breakfast spot, is opening a new location in downtown Phoenix this spring, the company announced Thursday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 7, 2021Arizona lawmaker seeks clearer rules for Legislature after COVID orders
State Rep. John Kavanagh is asking for clarity on the Arizona Legislature's power in response to emergency executive orders made by Gov. Doug Ducey.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 5, 2021Gov. Ducey announces $2 million more in funding for Arizona restaurants
Gov. Doug Ducey announced Tuesday $2 million of additional funding to restaurants in order to continue expanding outdoor dining space amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 5, 2021Phoenix police group collects donations for officer hurt in collision
The Phoenix Law Enforcement Association is collecting donations to aid Officer Chase McCance's recovery from a near fatal collision with a wrong-way driver.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 24, 2020Arizona dispensaries could start recreational marijuana sales by March
Arizonans can expect to see dispensaries begin to sell recreational marijuana as early as March following the passage of a ballot initiative to legalize it.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 18, 2020Kyrsten Sinema, Mark Kelly receive first dose of coronavirus vaccine
U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema and U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona became the latest Washington officials to receive the first dose of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine Friday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 10, 2020Arizona prison director says COVID actions can’t keep virus from entering
Despite following COVID-19 protocol safety measures, the head of the department of corrections said his agency can't keep the virus out of state prisons.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 9, 2020Banner Health hospital hosts dream wedding for young cancer patient
A Valley woman battling terminal bone cancer was surprised with the wedding of her dreams at a Glendale hospital.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 7, 2020Grand2 in Tempe sells for $187.5M in Arizona’s largest office sale of year
The Grand2 office building in Tempe has been sold to Apex Capital Investments Corporation for $187.5 million, Lincoln Property Company announced in a press release Tuesday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 6, 2020Phoenix-area church raises more than $1 million for mental health aid
Christ's Church of the Valley in Peoria has raised more than $1 million for people needing financial assistance for mental health counseling.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 26, 2020UArizona joins pilot program to offer courses to enlisted military members
The University of Arizona, in partnership with the United States Naval Community College, will offer intelligence and applied computing programs to 150 military members.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 25, 2020ASU president says coronavirus manageable with correct protocol
Arizona State University is maintaining a low positive coronavirus case count with 2,870 ASU students and 153 employees testing positive since Aug. 1.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 17, 2020Grand Canyon University freezes tuition for 13th straight year
For the 13th year in a row, Grand Canyon University announced it will freeze tuition at $16,500 for the upcoming 2021-22 school year.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 10, 2020Banner Health hires more staff in preparation of coronavirus surge
Banner Health said Tuesday it is hiring more staff in preparation for an uptick in both COVID-19 and flu cases expected in the coming months.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 6, 2020AEA president hopes Prop 208 funding creates competitive teacher pool
Joe Thomas, President of the Arizona Education Association, joined Arizona's Morning News Friday to break down how Prop 208 revenue will help schools.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 5, 2020Navajo Nation issues health advisory for ‘uncontrolled’ coronavirus spread
The Navajo Nation has issued a health advisory warning of "uncontrolled spread" of coronavirus for more than two dozen communities.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 3, 2020Valleywise Health opens new health center in North Phoenix
The new Valleywise Community Health Center, located near 19th and Northern Avenues, aims to bring affordable health care to low-income communities.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 1, 2020Phoenix Zoo porcupine on the mend after mammary carcinoma surgery
An Indian crested porcupine is recovering at the Phoenix Zoo after undergoing surgery for a rare cancerous mass, the zoo said in a press release Friday.