Ruben Gallego sworn in; Tohono O’odham co-stewardship, Horton Fire update
January 3, 2025
On today’s newscast: Gallego sworn in, Tohono O’odham gains land stewardship, and crews battle Horton Fire.
On today’s newscast: Gallego sworn in, Tohono O’odham gains land stewardship, and crews battle Horton Fire.
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.
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Diné Bizaad is now the official language of the Navajo Nation, with efforts to integrate it into daily life and education.
A study by HonorHealth suggests olive-derived vesicles could enhance drug delivery, offering a stable, less toxic method.
A Republican senator proposes a bill enabling citizens to sue local governments for using public funds to sway elections.
Waking on winter solstice to a hushed world of bright light, fresh-fallen snow absorbs sound, then changes as it ages.
IHOP is closing its Culiacán location due to security concerns amid ongoing cartel violence affecting the region.
