9 O'clock Jazz New Release Special

Hear what pianist and producer Dave Grusin has been up to lately, and the latest from young lion pianist Gerald Clayton.

9 O'clock Special, Too Darn Hot!

Hot tunes, like Too Darn Hot, Red Hot and Blue, to keep you cool on a hot Arizona night.

Here & Now: Firework Legality

It's now legal to buy and distribute fireworks in Arizona...but it's not legal to use them in various cities due to concerns about brush fires and safety.

Here & Now: AHCCCS Enrollment Freeze

Here and Now host Steve Goldstein talks to Monica Coury, assistant director of Intergovernmental Relations for AHCCCS, about misconceptions involving AHCCCS enrollment freezes and budget cuts.

Here & Now: Ben Quayle

Here and Now's Steve Goldstein talks to congressman Ben Quayle, representative for Arizona's third congressional district, about America's financial problems...

Supreme Court Strikes Down Matching Funds: A KJZZ Special Report

Monday, the United States Supreme Court struck down the matching funds provision of Arizona's Clean Elections law--a law that was supposed to reduce the influence of special interests in state campaigns. The matching funds provision, struck down 5-4, gives Clean Elections candidates matching funds if traditionally-funded candidates spend above a preset amount, or if a third party spends money on a race.

KJZZ News Wallow Fire Coverage

( Eastern Arizona ) At 89% containment, the Wallow wildfire in Eastern Arizona continues to be a signficant story. KJZZ's Al Macias, Nick Blumberg and Paul Atkinson all reported from the Wallow fire area to bring the latest news from the largest wildfire in Arizona history.


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