The man who shot Phoenix police officer Tyler Moldovan was handed 2 life sentences for the crime. We recount the strength Officer Moldovan and his family.
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A new program to help students get better results on standardized tests, we talk to KTAR's Education Reporter Shira Tanzer to learn more about it.
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After scrapping its first attempt at photo radar in 2019, the city of Phoenix has jumped back in and it's on the ballot. We talk to Scott Day Freeman with the Goldwater Institute about why some say it's a "money grab" for the city.
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"On the Road with Let ABC15 Know is celebrating 10 years and they have their annual event this week! We talked to host, Christel Bell all about it
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"Election integrity is essential so voters can vote confidently" says Chairwoman Kate Brophy McGee. She joins the show to talk about the upcoming elections and more.
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A call for testing technolgy. Councilwoman Ann O'Brien joins the show to talk her latest initiative to help police cut their paperwork time down while increasing community time.
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The Fiesta Bowl is right around the corner and so are all the festivities. We talk to CEO of the Fiesta Bowl, Erik Moses about the Fiesta Bowl Parade.
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A new deal for the Valley with the EPA, we talk to the President of the Arizona Chamber of Commerce, Danny Seiden about it and what it means for our state.
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Arizona Sports host Ron Wolfley joins the show for “Bird’s Eye View,” breaking down the Arizona Cardinals’ technique, areas of improvement, and what’s still missing.
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Torey is staying, we get an insider scoop on Diamondbacks Torey Lovullo remaining for the 2027 season with Diamondbacks radio host Steve Zinsmeister.
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Arizona Congressman Juan Ciscomani is celebrating the Senate passage of the bipartisan, bicameral Chiricahua National Park Act, bringing Arizona one step closer to establishing it... (09:26)
