Waste Management Phoenix Open Looks to Hire Hundreds This Month
January 2, 2025
The Waste Management Phoenix Open’s catering company seeks to hire hundreds to staff the event season in Arizona.
The Waste Management Phoenix Open’s catering company seeks to hire hundreds to staff the event season in Arizona.
Scientists report a rise in the endangered Mount Graham red squirrel population, now estimated at about 233 in Arizona.
Average temperatures in northern Arizona were above normal in 2024, with record warmth in several locations.
H5N1 avian flu cases rise nationwide, with two human cases in southern Arizona. Residents urged to monitor poultry health.
Long-term care is costly, with many providers losing money. Arizona’s sector seeks legislative support for funding.
Retiring Congressman Dan Kildee reflects on his years in Washington and discusses the future of the new Congress.
Dana Comes at Night overcame addiction on the Flathead Indian Reservation and now leads efforts to expand tribal healing courts.
On the first newscast of 2025: Average temperatures were above normal in northern Arizona, and more updates.
The U.S. relies on Canadian crude oil, with more than 50% of imports from Canada. Tariffs by Trump could raise costs.
Diné Bizaad is now the official language of the Navajo Nation, with efforts to integrate it into daily life and education.
A new Congress is being sworn-in tomorrow, marking the last day for current members, including Dan Kildee of Michigan.
