CDC advises whooping cough vaccine for the elderly

A federal advisory panel is recommending that doctors administer a childhood vaccine to the elderly as well. That comes after an increase in the number of whooping cough cases in adults.

Helicopter collision in Yuma kills seven Marines

SAN DIEGO (AP) — Two military helicopters collided over the California desert during nighttime training exercises, killing seven Marines in the latest of several similar accidents in the region.

9 O'clock Jazz Special for 2/23

Trumpeter Irvin Mayfield's sound and style are a love letter to New Orleans.  He's bringing his orchestra to the Scottsdale Center for the Arts this Friday night.  Tonight you can tune in to get into that NOLA spirit and enjoy the sweet trumpet of Irvin Mayfield on the 9 O'Clock Special.

GOP debate viewing party draws hundreds

While the four remaining Republican presidential candidates debated inside the Mesa Arts Center on Wednesday, hundreds of people watched on a big screen outside. KJZZ’s Mark Brodie was among them, and has this report.

GOP candidates argue over national, Arizona issues

The four remaining GOP presidential candidates sparred in Mesa on Wednesday night. The CNN debate addressed issues critical to many Arizonans, including immigration and border security. But much of the debate was taken up with national policy, and there was little discussion of job creation.

Mesa holds the last debate before Super Tuesday

Mayor of Mesa Scott Smith, NPR Washington senior editor Ron Elving, and ASU assistant professor at the School of Letters and Sciences Kelly McDonald explain the significance of the Mesa Presidential Primary Debate for candidates and the state of Arizona.

Paul Babeu denies he made threats and declares homosexuality

Last week the Phoenix New Times released a story about Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu threatening his Hispanic ex-lover with deportation if he made their relationship public. Tim McGuire, the Frank Russell Chair for the Business of Journalism at Arizona State’s Walter Cronkite School, talks about the media’s responsibilities when reporting on the personal lives of elected officials.

Concerns voiced for state’s proposed no-growth budget

Dennis Welch, managing editor of The Arizona Guardian, talks about the most recent budget plan presented by Republicans and why Governor Jan Brewer is concerned.

Arizona’s presidential candidate legacy

Here and Now takes a look back at Arizona presidential candidates, and the excellent sense of humor they’ve maintained after a century-long streak of losses.

Santorum tells Arizona voters good stuff is happening

Republicans will gather outside of Phoenix on Wednesday for the last prime-time presidential primary debate before Super Tuesday.


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