Ducey Rejects Idea of Pausing Arizona's Gas Tax as Pump Prices Hit Records
Arizona's governor says he prefers expanding energy production over a tax suspension, even as gasoline tops $4.60 a gallon statewide.
Juan Gonzalez · March 15, 2022
Phoenix
KJZZ's Word Podcast Spotlights Arizona Authors and Names Winner of Annual Haiku Contest
The latest episode of KJZZ's literature podcast features a prize-winning reporter, a former Phoenix poet laureate, a Valley haiku author and the randomly chosen winner of the station's haiku contest.
Juan Gonzalez · February 28, 2022
Boy's Death on Highway 180 Puts Spotlight on Snow-Play Crowds North of Flagstaff
After an 11-year-old was killed crossing the highway in late January, Coconino County officials are adding electronic warning signs as residents say the crowding keeps getting worse.
Juan Gonzalez · February 7, 2022
Arizona Couple Whose Three Children Died in 2019 Creek Crossing Sentenced to Probation
A Gila County judge spared Daniel and Lacey Rawlings prison time over the Tonto Creek flood deaths of three young children, citing the couple's remorse and the effect on their two surviving children.
Juan Gonzalez · January 28, 2022
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