Study Explores Sound Mitigation to Improve Sleep in Arizona Shelter
February 14, 2025
Imagine sleeping in a mass shelter with hundreds; it might be too hot or cold. A new study aims to improve sleep.
Imagine sleeping in a mass shelter with hundreds; it might be too hot or cold. A new study aims to improve sleep.
Sedona leaders consider a rapid re-housing program using $875,000 from the state to tackle housing and homelessness.
President Trump escalates trade tensions with new tariffs, impacting imports, and raising concerns for U.S. industries.
Grand Canyon officials recovered the body of a 20-year-old man who drove off the South Rim. Investigation ongoing.
Colorado River programs lose federal funding despite efforts to halt the freeze, threatening collaborative water plans.
Arizona sheriffs resist Trump’s immigration crackdown, fearing community distrust and overstretched resources.
A Lukachukai man was arrested for flying a drone over a uranium mine near the Grand Canyon and multiple other offenses.
Join Matt Casey for Reefer Growing Madness, exploring an indoor pot farm. Debuts Feb. 19 on all podcast platforms.
Energy Fuels resumes trucking uranium ore from Pinyon Plain Mine near Grand Canyon, crossing Navajo Nation lands.
On today’s newscast: crews battle the Brady Fire, AG Mayes criticizes Trump, and Cottonwood declares housing emergency.
One of the largest LGBTQ-serving clinics has stopped gender-affirming care for minors due to an executive order.
Fewer than two percent of North America’s bark beetle species attack trees, but those that do have killed billions.
