Immigration lawyers advise DREAMers against haste, fraud

Under a new White House policy, immigrants brought here illegally as children can apply for deferred deportation and temporary work permits. But so-called DREAMers are being warned to proceed cautiously.

Maximum security prisoner plotted to kill fellow inmate, Arpaio

The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office says a maximum security prisoner arrested for plotting to kill another inmate also hoped to assassinate Sheriff Joe Arpaio. 

The psychology behind sports fandom

Phoenix Suns fans were taken aback when they learned Steve Nash chose to leave the Valley and head to the Los Angeles Lakers. Social Psychologist Sam Sommers explains why fans react the way they do.

Arizona’s Medicaid options

Two experts explain the current options that surround Arizona’s Medicaid program, AHCCCS, and how the Affordable Care Act will affect the program.

Republican Primary for Senate heats up

Two experts talk about Arizona’s Republican Primary for Senate and the barbs exchanged between Jeff Flake and Wil Cardon.

Construction of Chicago Cubs stadium begins in Mesa

The construction of the new Chicago Cubs spring training stadium is underway. On Wednesday, the City of Mesa hosted a groundbreaking ceremony with local dignitaries and the Cubs franchise.

Scottsdale City Council appoints interim City Manager

The Scottsdale City Council has appointed an acting city manager, a week after the previous city manager resigned. From Phoenix, KJZZ’s Mark Brodie has more.

Federal grant will bring more firefighters to Lake Pleasant

The Peoria Fire Department will receive a $930,000 federal grant to hire and train firefighters to staff Lake Pleasant.

New Releases

Tonight enjoy some brand new music by Grammy winning Mexican pianist Arturo O'Farrill going solo on his Naguchi Sessions. The Duke Ellington Legacy Band is back with swing and symphonic sounds and we'll travel the country.  Singer Dave Basse takes us to Kansas City with his new CD, and Kid Merv with Ellis Marsalis and Herlin Riley take us to the heart of New Orleans.  A fun evening of jazz tonight when jazz awakes at 8.

Campers staying past the limit on National Forest land could get a wake-up call

As we reported last month from Flagstaff, a rising homeless population on National Forest land could lead to increased wildfire danger. But it’s not only the homeless who can run afoul of forest restrictions. Campers who stay longer than is legal may face a rude awakening. 

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