Phoenix Faces “Serious” Air Quality Crisis Amid Uncontrollable Ozone Levels
March 30, 2025
The EPA’s “serious” air quality designation for Phoenix may halt growth, as pollution mostly comes from outside sources.
The EPA’s “serious” air quality designation for Phoenix may halt growth, as pollution mostly comes from outside sources.
Short-term rentals in northern Arizona are reducing affordable housing, prompting calls for legislative action.
A DEA agent’s family sues cartel boss Rafael Caro Quintero for his 1985 murder, seeking damages under the Anti-Terrorism Act.
Arizona’s $50M federal funding cut affects local projects; Tucson and Oro Valley seek alternative revenue sources.
Former Arizona AG Mark Brnovich is appointed U.S. ambassador for Serbia, pending Senate confirmation.
On today’s newscast: Northern Arizona communities seek more control over short-term rentals, small earthquake near Taylor.
Short-term rentals in northern Arizona are reducing affordable housing, prompting calls for legislative changes to limit them.
Phoenix honored local restaurant owners who used city grants to cut food waste, collaborating with chefs for solutions.
Writing assignments can be full of misadventures. Scott Thybony’s latest Canyon Commentary reveals the challenges faced.
Northern Arizona University lab develops ankle exoskeletons to aid mobility, aiming for discreet, everyday use.
Arizona DOT warns of a text scam falsely claiming unpaid toll fees. ADOT advises against clicking on links.
Funeral services were held for Arizona Congressman Raúl Grijalva, a champion of environmental protection, who died at 77.
