Fewer commercials and more tunes and talk are about to hit Arizona’s radio airwaves. This year 41 low-power non-commercial FM radio stations will launch throughout Arizona, more than tripling the 13 existing low-power stations licensed in 2001. “And it’s about time,” said Victor Aronow, project manager of KPCR, a new station coming to Phoenix by…
Want to quit smoking? There is an app for that. Made in Arizona. Researchers and entrepreneurs are developing apps to make Arizonans healthier, and they also are testing existing mobile health devices to see if they actually work. “We can now empower people to take their health into their own hands,” said Dr. David G….
PHOENIX — The Legislature is well into the homestretch with the goal to wrap up the session before Easter still in its sights. This led to busy days and long nights at the Capitol this week. Last call for bills The House and Senate Appropriations committees were the only committees to hold regular meetings this…
PHOENIX — Changes are coming to Gov. Doug Ducey’s proposed state government watchdog following criticism about transparency and accountability. HB 2420, introduced last week, would create an Office of the State Inspector General for Arizona, who would carry a badge and subpoena power with the mandate of rooting out waste and corruption across state government,…
John Houston couldn’t believe his eyes. After cruising through the city of Tombstone, Houston decided to take a look online at the job openings. What he saw stunned him. “I get online and I’m looking on the website and I’m like ‘Marshal position… you’re kidding! This can’t be real!’ When I retired from Denver PD,…
