Phoenix to revamp ethics policies

The Phoenix City Council will consider a revamped ethics policy after a new task force finishes its work.

Recount underway in Congressional District 4 primary

Voting in the Arizona primary took place two weeks ago, but elections officials are still counting ballots in one congressional race.

Study: Legalizing Arizona's undocumented workers would be economic boon

A recent report from a left-leaning think tank looks at the potential impact on Arizona’s economy of legalizing or deporting undocumented workers. 

Senator Kyl to begin final Congressional session Monday

Congress returns to work this week after its month long August recess. 

National Weather Service: Below normal temps expected through Tuesday

There has been quite a bit of rain over the last couple of days in the Phoenix area and across the state of Arizona.

Inspection finds mall kiosks not always showing prices

A series of recent inspections found kiosks in malls throughout the Valley did not list the prices of the items they were selling.

Parker resigns from PV Town Council

The Republican candidate for Arizona’s new congressional district has resigned his town council seat. 

Bruce Forman and Cow Bop

Jazz Guitarist Bruce Forman will stop by KJZZ  Monday night to talk about his different jazz styles, and why he enjoys his group "Cow-Bop".  They will bring their unique Western Swing and bop sound to the Rhythm Room on Tuesday night.  Here's a preview! 

Bond set for mother of Jhessye Shockley

A $500,000 bond was set Friday for the mother of a missing Glendale child. 38-year-old Jerice Hunter’s daughter Jessye Shockley hasn’t been seen since last year. 

Sonny Rollins

Saxophone colossus, Sonny Rollins, re-invented himself three times, and is still going strong at 82.  His improvisational technique is second to none and his compositions, St. Thomas and Oleo, have become jazz standards.  Learn more about jazz giant Sonny Rollins as we celebrate his birthday tonight on the 9 O'clock special.  Here's some Sonny from 1959.

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